Free Fiction Monday: SeniorSource
For seniors who need a comfortable place to live, SeniorSource fits the bill. Zero-g, medical care, even a work exchange program for those who can’t afford it otherwise. And for one former NYPD detective, SeniorSource provides a lifeline. But if he fails to solve his latest case—the murder of a young boy on the Moon—in 24 hours, he’ll find himself downgraded or worse, back on Earth. In other words, dead. But this case proves to be far from what it seems.
“SeniorSource” by Hugo-award winner Kristine Kathryn Rusch is free on this site for one week only. The story is also available for $2.99 on Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords, and in other e-bookstores.
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Awesome story, Kris! Loved this.
Thanks, Kevin. 🙂
Fantastic story, Kris. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
You’re welcome, Nancy. Glad you enjoyed it.
Loved it! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Eric.
I’ll take the room next to Steve’s. 🙂
Great story, nice twist.
Angie
Thanks, Angie. Now we just need someone to set this station up! 🙂
Loved the story. Yet another winner.
Thanks, Brian.
Always outstanding writing. Can I retire there? I’m in a lopsided orbit of my own. So lopsided I may fire myself and send me to…well, don’t know. I think I already said this, always outstanding writing.
LOL. Thanks, Steve. 🙂