A CORP'S SHADOWS ARE EVEN LONGER.A "cleaner" for the megacorporation Ares Macrotechnology, Maria Payne is a model employee-efficient, attentive to detail, and very deadly. She navigates every danger that comes at her, whether it's on a mission in the field, or walking the political tightropes on her own corp. But when Internal Affairs takes an interest in her, Maria begins to suspect something is going on. Her suspicions are confirmed when what should be a simple convoy heist nearly goes lethally awry. And when Maria's investigations find an innocent man marked for death, she suddenly has to decide between the corp that has given her everything and the fate of one man.and if she makes the wrong choice, she could be targeted for termination by her own employers.

Shadowrun: Corporate Business - Shadowrun Novella, #28

MEAN STREETS? YOU HAVE NO IDEA.The Sixth World is a dangerous place, and nowhere is that more obvious than in Seattle, the so-called Emerald City. Surrounding its neon-drenched heart is kilometer after kilometer of Sprawl, where millions of people scratch out a living among hazardous, slowly decaying neighborhoods and even more dangerous neighbors. Sprawl Stories contains four Shadowrun novellas that explore Seattle through the eyes of the people who live there every day. A burned-out mage detective tackles a missing person case that threatens to spiral beyond his control. A reporter goes on the ride-along of her life with a high-octane DocWagon team, and uncovers a conspiracy on live trideo. A young ex-wageslave is caught between powerful forces while investigating his uncle's death. And a shaman must deal with a serious injury that threatens his very way of life-but not before taking vengeance on those who double-crossed him. So take a walk on the true wild side of the Seattle Sprawl. If you're good-and lucky-you might even come back out in one piece.Sprawl Stories contains the following novellas:"Neat" by Russell Zimmerman"DocWagon 19" by Jennifer Brozek"Big Dreams" by R. L. King"Blind Magic" by Dylan Birtolo

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