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Futuristic. Assassin kills people, then has his memory wiped (voluntarily). He moves a few beer bottles in his fridge to keep count of how many people he's killed
Scientists discover a worm hole, and through that, a parallel Earth
Assassin is asked to steal a spaceship, investigate the planet, and kill a scientist there
Some complications occur, and he meets a woman
Half way through the job, his time expires, and his memory is wiped out, and he forgets the mission and the woman he met. He then tries to kill her, till she tells him of the secret of his beer bottles. He can't remember the mission, but decides to trust her.
They finally do kill the scientist, I think.
At the end of the book, the assassin finds out
that there are many parallel Earths, and he is from one of them. The main Earth has been killing scientists on the other worlds to keep them backward. The assassin decides to go back to him home planet and destroy the corrupt system
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Read this about 7-10 years ago
Futuristic. Assassin kills people, then has his memory wiped (voluntarily). He moves a few beer bottles in his fridge to keep count of how many people he's killed
Scientists discover a worm hole, and through that, a parallel Earth
Assassin is asked to steal a spaceship, investigate the planet, and kill a scientist there
Some complications occur, and he meets a woman
Half way through the job, his time expires, and his memory is wiped out, and he forgets the mission and the woman he met. He then tries to kill her, till she tells him of the secret of his beer bottles. He can't remember the mission, but decides to trust her.
They finally do kill the scientist, I think.
At the end of the book, the assassin finds out
that there are many parallel Earths, and he is from one of them. The main Earth has been killing scientists on the other worlds to keep them backward. The assassin decides to go back to him home planet and destroy the corrupt system
story-identification
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Read this about 7-10 years ago
Futuristic. Assassin kills people, then has his memory wiped (voluntarily). He moves a few beer bottles in his fridge to keep count of how many people he's killed
Scientists discover a worm hole, and through that, a parallel Earth
Assassin is asked to steal a spaceship, investigate the planet, and kill a scientist there
Some complications occur, and he meets a woman
Half way through the job, his time expires, and his memory is wiped out, and he forgets the mission and the woman he met. He then tries to kill her, till she tells him of the secret of his beer bottles. He can't remember the mission, but decides to trust her.
They finally do kill the scientist, I think.
At the end of the book, the assassin finds out
that there are many parallel Earths, and he is from one of them. The main Earth has been killing scientists on the other worlds to keep them backward. The assassin decides to go back to him home planet and destroy the corrupt system
story-identification
edited 2 hours ago
John Rennie
25.9k272119
asked 3 hours ago
Shantnu Tiwari
1,29421527
Read this about 7-10 years ago
Futuristic. Assassin kills people, then has his memory wiped (voluntarily). He moves a few beer bottles in his fridge to keep count of how many people he's killed
Scientists discover a worm hole, and through that, a parallel Earth
Assassin is asked to steal a spaceship, investigate the planet, and kill a scientist there
Some complications occur, and he meets a woman
Half way through the job, his time expires, and his memory is wiped out, and he forgets the mission and the woman he met. He then tries to kill her, till she tells him of the secret of his beer bottles. He can't remember the mission, but decides to trust her.
They finally do kill the scientist, I think.
At the end of the book, the assassin finds out
that there are many parallel Earths, and he is from one of them. The main Earth has been killing scientists on the other worlds to keep them backward. The assassin decides to go back to him home planet and destroy the corrupt system
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John Rennie
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Shantnu Tiwari
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edited 2 hours ago
John Rennie
25.9k272119
asked 3 hours ago
Shantnu Tiwari
1,29421527
edited 2 hours ago
John Rennie
25.9k272119
edited 2 hours ago
John Rennie
25.9k272119
edited 2 hours ago
John Rennie
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25.9k272119
asked 3 hours ago
Shantnu Tiwari
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Could this be Zero World by Jason M. Hough?
This review mentions the beer bottle counting system
This will be the most interesting mission you’ll ever forget.
These words are spoken to assassin Peter Caswell by his handler,
Monique Pendleton, as he sets off on the main story arc of ZERO WORLD.
Peter is good at his job. At least he thinks he is. He believes he has
to be since he continually gets work from his employer, the Archon
Corporation. But in this futuristic world, once he completes his
mission and eliminates his targets, his memory is wiped. He remembers
nothing about what he has done or who he has destroyed. He has
secretly devised a count system, employing bottles of beer that he
turns so that his re-awoken self knows how many souls he took before
the reset, and he recites lines from a Queensryche song to keep
himself centered as his memory is erased.
answered 1 hour ago
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1 Answer
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up vote
4
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Could this be Zero World by Jason M. Hough?
This review mentions the beer bottle counting system
This will be the most interesting mission you’ll ever forget.
These words are spoken to assassin Peter Caswell by his handler,
Monique Pendleton, as he sets off on the main story arc of ZERO WORLD.
Peter is good at his job. At least he thinks he is. He believes he has
to be since he continually gets work from his employer, the Archon
Corporation. But in this futuristic world, once he completes his
mission and eliminates his targets, his memory is wiped. He remembers
nothing about what he has done or who he has destroyed. He has
secretly devised a count system, employing bottles of beer that he
turns so that his re-awoken self knows how many souls he took before
the reset, and he recites lines from a Queensryche song to keep
himself centered as his memory is erased.
answered 1 hour ago
Valorum
377k9827452973
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up vote
4
down vote
Could this be Zero World by Jason M. Hough?
This review mentions the beer bottle counting system
This will be the most interesting mission you’ll ever forget.
These words are spoken to assassin Peter Caswell by his handler,
Monique Pendleton, as he sets off on the main story arc of ZERO WORLD.
Peter is good at his job. At least he thinks he is. He believes he has
to be since he continually gets work from his employer, the Archon
Corporation. But in this futuristic world, once he completes his
mission and eliminates his targets, his memory is wiped. He remembers
nothing about what he has done or who he has destroyed. He has
secretly devised a count system, employing bottles of beer that he
turns so that his re-awoken self knows how many souls he took before
the reset, and he recites lines from a Queensryche song to keep
himself centered as his memory is erased.
answered 1 hour ago
Valorum
377k9827452973
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up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
Could this be Zero World by Jason M. Hough?
This review mentions the beer bottle counting system
This will be the most interesting mission you’ll ever forget.
These words are spoken to assassin Peter Caswell by his handler,
Monique Pendleton, as he sets off on the main story arc of ZERO WORLD.
Peter is good at his job. At least he thinks he is. He believes he has
to be since he continually gets work from his employer, the Archon
Corporation. But in this futuristic world, once he completes his
mission and eliminates his targets, his memory is wiped. He remembers
nothing about what he has done or who he has destroyed. He has
secretly devised a count system, employing bottles of beer that he
turns so that his re-awoken self knows how many souls he took before
the reset, and he recites lines from a Queensryche song to keep
himself centered as his memory is erased.
answered 1 hour ago
Valorum
377k9827452973
Could this be Zero World by Jason M. Hough?
This review mentions the beer bottle counting system
This will be the most interesting mission you’ll ever forget.
These words are spoken to assassin Peter Caswell by his handler,
Monique Pendleton, as he sets off on the main story arc of ZERO WORLD.
Peter is good at his job. At least he thinks he is. He believes he has
to be since he continually gets work from his employer, the Archon
Corporation. But in this futuristic world, once he completes his
mission and eliminates his targets, his memory is wiped. He remembers
nothing about what he has done or who he has destroyed. He has
secretly devised a count system, employing bottles of beer that he
turns so that his re-awoken self knows how many souls he took before
the reset, and he recites lines from a Queensryche song to keep
himself centered as his memory is erased.
answered 1 hour ago
Valorum
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answered 1 hour ago
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