Welcome to another "Eight Hour Fiction" edition, inspired by JA Konrath's original "Eight Hour Challenge." Volume #5 is a slight departure from the usual round of short stories. Instead, this month's entry contains two novellas to satisfy your reading pleasure. Each story began as shorts for the EHF Challenge, and both have morphed into full-length novels (all of which are scheduled to be released before the end of 2015).
1. Transfer - Stephen Brewer is never sure when he wakes up if he's been asleep, or if he has died and has been transferred to a new clone body. As an agent for the National Defense Directorate, he and his fellow Transfer Agents are the perfect undercover operatives.
22,000 words / 75 pages
Language / Violence / Mature Themes
2. Henchman - Henchmen are the faceless (and mostly hapless) backbones of the "Super" industry, the glue that is sometimes all that holds a supervillain's plans together. Henchman is a collection of stories about the real power behind the chumps you read about in the headlines and comic books.
24,000 words / 85 pages
Language / Mature Themes
Genre: Science Fiction
1. Transfer - Stephen Brewer is never sure when he wakes up if he's been asleep, or if he has died and has been transferred to a new clone body. As an agent for the National Defense Directorate, he and his fellow Transfer Agents are the perfect undercover operatives.
22,000 words / 75 pages
Language / Violence / Mature Themes
2. Henchman - Henchmen are the faceless (and mostly hapless) backbones of the "Super" industry, the glue that is sometimes all that holds a supervillain's plans together. Henchman is a collection of stories about the real power behind the chumps you read about in the headlines and comic books.
24,000 words / 85 pages
Language / Mature Themes
Genre: Science Fiction
Used availability for Travis Hill's Eight Hour Fiction #5