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Cosmic Girl #3
Cosmic Girl: Lost & Found
Who am I? What am I?
With no clue as to who or what she is, Britney must fight her way across a devastated Earth, trying to protect the few human survivors she encounters. But when powerful blue-skinned giants, who are terrorizing the Earth, cross her path, Britney discovers what she is truly capable of, and more.
Who are these creatures, and where did they come from?
Britney’s search for the truth, will have far reaching consequences that will change her forever.
Join Britney, as she continues on her journey on life’s bizarre path that will bring her closer to her destiny.
With no clue as to who or what she is, Britney must fight her way across a devastated Earth, trying to protect the few human survivors she encounters. But when powerful blue-skinned giants, who are terrorizing the Earth, cross her path, Britney discovers what she is truly capable of, and more.
Who are these creatures, and where did they come from?
Britney’s search for the truth, will have far reaching consequences that will change her forever.
Join Britney, as she continues on her journey on life’s bizarre path that will bring her closer to her destiny.
226 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 19, 2015
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About the author
R.S.J. Gregory
12 books12 followersR S J Gregory published his first superhero novel, Cosmic Girl: Rising Up in April 2014. Since then he has released four more in this series, which follows the adventures of teenager, Britney Brookes and her friends as they battle other metahumans and try to stop Armageddon.
Not to be tied down to just one genre, he has also written The Bramville Horror, an homage to H P Lovecraft, and he has also started a new supernatural thriller series with the debut of A Date with Death, featuring Brandon Blake and his vampire lover Celeste.
Always seeking new ways to thrill his readers, he is known for making his stories fast paced, unpredictable and packed full of exciting action.
R S J Gregory was brought kicking and screaming into this world way back in April 1973, in Bristol, England, at 3:45 .a.m. which is the earliest he has ever woken up. The youngest of three and ever a daydreamer, he first found enjoyment in drawing movie stars from his favorite action movies, before becoming a moody teenager.
While on a dream vacation in the Unites States, going from coast to coast in April 2001, when the World Trade Center still completed the New York skyline, he met and fell in love with a young woman from South Africa, who would later become his wife.
When cancer struck at the tender age of 35, he vowed that he would try and make a difference once he had recovered. He found that his contribution came in his ability to tell a good story, which was always there, he just never realized that it could be useful. Now with seven novels under his belt, and with plenty of cool ideas bouncing around inside his head, he writes with a sense of fun and wonder.
He lives and writes in Essex, England with his gorgeous wife and rambunctious, and slightly high maintenance daughter.
For more information, please visit his website, www.rsjgregory.com.
Not to be tied down to just one genre, he has also written The Bramville Horror, an homage to H P Lovecraft, and he has also started a new supernatural thriller series with the debut of A Date with Death, featuring Brandon Blake and his vampire lover Celeste.
Always seeking new ways to thrill his readers, he is known for making his stories fast paced, unpredictable and packed full of exciting action.
R S J Gregory was brought kicking and screaming into this world way back in April 1973, in Bristol, England, at 3:45 .a.m. which is the earliest he has ever woken up. The youngest of three and ever a daydreamer, he first found enjoyment in drawing movie stars from his favorite action movies, before becoming a moody teenager.
While on a dream vacation in the Unites States, going from coast to coast in April 2001, when the World Trade Center still completed the New York skyline, he met and fell in love with a young woman from South Africa, who would later become his wife.
When cancer struck at the tender age of 35, he vowed that he would try and make a difference once he had recovered. He found that his contribution came in his ability to tell a good story, which was always there, he just never realized that it could be useful. Now with seven novels under his belt, and with plenty of cool ideas bouncing around inside his head, he writes with a sense of fun and wonder.
He lives and writes in Essex, England with his gorgeous wife and rambunctious, and slightly high maintenance daughter.
For more information, please visit his website, www.rsjgregory.com.
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October 28, 2019
As in the previous two books this would be a 5 star book if not for Mitchel ruining the story as usual. . The author is great with story and action but needs to leave relationships alone
Will read the next but in no hurry.
Will read the next but in no hurry.
July 22, 2017
Cosmic Girl is out of this world.
The third book in the Cosmic Girl series is the best yet and the others have all been amazing. Cosmic Girl emerges from a wormhole into the future, to battle nightmarish genetically engineered creations that threaten the world. A brilliant story I can't wait to continue in book 4 which I am now going to download.
The third book in the Cosmic Girl series is the best yet and the others have all been amazing. Cosmic Girl emerges from a wormhole into the future, to battle nightmarish genetically engineered creations that threaten the world. A brilliant story I can't wait to continue in book 4 which I am now going to download.
January 18, 2019
I like the story so far.
I think it's a little odd that middle aged men are writing about teen aged girl superhero s? Pretending is part of literature so I guess it's ok. I wish more writers knew the difference between grizzly and grisly. Still a good series.
I think it's a little odd that middle aged men are writing about teen aged girl superhero s? Pretending is part of literature so I guess it's ok. I wish more writers knew the difference between grizzly and grisly. Still a good series.
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