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Chaos Station 1: Save The Girl

A Sexy Alien Sci Fi Adventure Series Begins

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Chaos Station 1: Save The Girl

By: Rodzil LaBraun
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Crisis brings opportunity. The statement couldn’t be truer than when the lovely Zady falls into the socially awkward Fenix’s lap as their space station home is thrown into chaos.

Fenix Rion had a crush on the snottiest popular girl in school. Now grown and doing well as an adult, he still struggles when speaking with attractive women. His interactions are limited but meaningful as he attempts to conquer his crippling shyness.

When Zosma Station in the Delta Leonis system gets attacked, his world is turned upside down. And not just by the centrifugal force used to create artificial gravity. His neighbors are dying right before his eyes. Intent on survival things get complicated when he puts Zady’s life above all else.

Fans of Rodzil LaBraun will find the Chaos Station series to be a delightful small cast blend of Dystopian Girls, Dirty Girls and Zeus to Infinity. A sexy adventure for a young man caught in a galactic era catastrophe.

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creepy unrelateable main character, with very few redeeming characteristics. the love interest development was more Stockholm syndrome than romance and made no sense.

waste of time

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