Rocket Fuel Pee Series by Oliver Franks (#1-2)
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Overview: Oliver writes a unique blend of science fiction, magic realism, dark comedy and fantastical tales – what might be called speculative misadventure. Embracing the magic of the strange, the dangerous and the vaguely possible, his mission is to enthrall and challenge readers with darkly comic entertainment whilst telling stories with a point, even if that point isn’t always immediately obvious. Otherwise, indeed, what is the point?
Genre: Science Fiction Fantasy Humor
Man of Ruin #1 Would you call ‘pee of destruction’ a superpower? Then you’ve never had to deal with it.
For Dave Smith, it’s the end of his world.
You see, it burns through everything it touches. Boy does it burn.
He was an average sort of a bloke before – now he’s a mortal danger to pretty much anything that happens to stand in his way.
Toilets, trees, walls – nothing and nobody is safe. At least not when a certain call of nature comes, well, calling.
So the poor guy doesn’t have a whole lot of options. It’s a case of problems, rather than options. How to cope? Where to wee? Why in the hell is this happening to me?
Then there’s the police to consider.
Curse of the Potency #2 What if an entire business relies solely on one man’s pee?
In deepest, trendiest London a company by the name of Leading Edge Solar Ray Research Materials Ltd has just hired a new employee.
But this is no ordinary company, and no ordinary employee.
The employee is Dave Smith, an infamous slob with a mutation that threatens to destroy every toilet in Britain.
The company has the answer, a revolutionary new material called Super-Strong-Poly-Mega-Dega-Carbon-Alloy, the only stuff on earth that can withstand Dave’s super-corrosive urine. What’s more, they believe his wondrously potent excretion can unlock the super-materials of the future.
All they ask is Dave reside in their basement and pee where they tell him to pee.
All Dave asks is they treat him like a human being and figure out what the hell has happened to him.
Sounds like a match made in heaven, right?
Wrong.
Personalities always get in the way. As does science. And one should never ignore the small print.
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