Hammered (novel)

Hammered (novel)

Infobox Book |
name = Hammered


author = Elizabeth Bear
country = United States
language = English
series = The Jenny Casey Trilogy
genre = Science fiction novel
publisher = Bantam Spectra
release_date = 28 December 2004
media_type = Print (Paperback)
pages = 352 (Paperback edition)
isbn = ISBN 0-553-58750-1 (Paperback edition)
followed_by = Scardown

"Hammered" is a science fiction novel by Elizabeth Bear.

Plot introduction

Story of Canadian Master Warrant Officer Jenny Casey an ex-soldier who has cybernetic replacements for an arm and a leg which she lost during combat. Jenny's former commander, who was responsible for replacing her limbs, contacts her to bring her into a secret government/corporate project which she is uniquely qualified to participate in.

Release details

*2004, United States of America, Bantam Spectra ISBN 0-553-58750-1, Pub date 28 December 2004, Paperback


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