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Escaping: A Short Story

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Fleeing invasion on a damaged warship, a soldier and a reverend face the question of whether someone is watching out for them.

9 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 9, 2013

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John K. Patterson

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Author 14 books90 followers
July 21, 2018
Short But Great!

I don't think I've ever read a story this short and loved it so much. I'm not a short story guy, but this one not only tells a story, has a great character, but it also leaves you with an ending that will have you smiling!

John is a new author for me, but I can't wait to dig into more of his stories! I highly recommend giving this a read!
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Author 11 books175 followers
July 24, 2018
Awesome adventure

A great short story! The action is fast and right on, and you care about the characters right from the start. You can fee their emotions. Great story, I’ll be getting the next ones!
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7 reviews5 followers
August 28, 2013
One fascinating futuristic short story. First part of a series?
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428 reviews15 followers
March 30, 2016
This story immediately caught my attention and kept it through the entire story.
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Author 14 books70 followers
February 19, 2019
Good start to something great!

Patterson kept me turning the pages right from the start. Great descriptions and character development in it's 10 pages. Will be reading the next one soon!
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April 28, 2019
A sci-fi short story that deals with an important theological question. It doesn't answer it, which is fine, it just explores how it affects the two characters.
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