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Tully
Photographs are sent to the CEO of a Fortune 500 research and technology conglomerate depicting disturbing treatment of animals used in testing. The photos come with a Cease operations or they go public. Gordon Burke, the company's most trusted independent consultant, is summoned to the moon in the middle of the night to investigate and evaluate the company's moon-based laboratory. Gordon discovers the work of the brilliant scientist, Dr. Michael Hawthorne, has yielded wonderous hope for mankind in the field of brain disorders. To Gordon's horror, he also discovers a frightening perversion of that same work that challenges more than just moral boundries. But can he do anything about it being 240,000 miles from any help?
31 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 6, 2011
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August 7, 2012
It's been a while since I read this, but it's a great sci-fi short story. I don't remember character names, but the story is essentially someone being sent to investigate a research facility (on the moon?) where animal experimentation is being used to create militarized brain control. Great characters and emotional involvement in the hero's survival. Also, loved the twist. Looking forward to more stories from Jack. "George and the Brain" is the title of another of his short stories I've enjoyed.
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