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After she’s dumped in a nursing-home because her family can’t afford her care, a meek grandmother and a motley-crew of exploited residents attempt to steal back enough money from the corrupt facility owners to return home.
Why would the crew assemble in order to go home, when clearly they are enjoying each other company. It make more sense to have them fight to keep their retirement home open. For example, the corrupt new owners maybe trying to sell at a profit the retirement facilities by converting it into a new touRead more
Why would the crew assemble in order to go home, when clearly they are enjoying each other company. It make more sense to have them fight to keep their retirement home open. For example, the corrupt new owners maybe trying to sell at a profit the retirement facilities by converting it into a new tourist resort. That would make the retirees homeless and broke, because they would have paid upfront. But in order to that, they may need to have the number of residents fall below a certain number, hence making their life miserable.
When gangsters steal the land deed of their retirement resort, a meek grandmother and a motley crew of exploited resident must organise a heist to retrieve it or face being homeless and destitute.
See lessAdar, an alien assassin, transports to Earth seeking three killers with chameleon abilities who escaped his ship. Adar must find his prey quickly before many of Earth?s inhabitants are slaughtered or live with dishonor.
That concept remind me of a science-fiction book Stinger?https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36687393-stinger I also remember another book where Earth is at the receiving end of the prime directive. The twist is that if the existence of alien is revealed to an unprepared/non-space travelling civilisRead more
That concept remind me of a science-fiction book Stinger?https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36687393-stinger
I also remember another book where Earth is at the receiving end of the prime directive. The twist is that if the existence of alien is revealed to an unprepared/non-space travelling civilisation, then instead of trying to minimise the effect of that revelation, the civilisation must be destroyed.
is it going to be a comedy or a thriller?
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Adar, an alien assassin, transports to Earth seeking three killers with chameleon abilities who escaped his ship. Adar must find his prey quickly before many of Earth?s inhabitants are slaughtered or live with dishonor.
When three alien killers with chameleon abilities escapes to Earth from his ship, an intergalactic bounty hunter must recapture them before they can enslave humanity all without revealing the alien existence because of the intergalactic prime directive.
When three alien killers with chameleon abilities escapes to Earth from his ship, an intergalactic bounty hunter must recapture them before they can enslave humanity all without revealing the alien existence because of the intergalactic prime directive.
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