Greg Dragon brings a fresh perspective to fiction by telling human stories of life, love, and relationships in a science fiction setting. This unconventional author spins his celestial scenes from an imagination nurtured from being an avid reader himself. His exposure to multiple cultures, religions, martial arts and travel lends a unique dynamic to his stories. You can enjoy excerpts from his work by visiting his website at https://gregdragon.com.
The Sigma Imperative. The Synth Crisis, #3
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- ISBN978-1-386-62484-4
- EAN9781386624844
- Date de parution01/01/2018
- Protection num.pas de protection
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Human/synth relations are suffering... And Dhata Mays is stepping in. Two years after stopping a wicked serial killer, former detective Dhata Mays is called in to investigate a kidnapping. After all, he's the new "fixer" in town. But when Dhata discovers that there's more at stake than a missing woman, he knows he's up against an evil entity that might destroy everything. With help from his partners, Dhata uncovers a plot that not only involves genocide, but a brand new model of android.
It's the final hour and time is running out, but can Dhata Mays pull a hat trick, and bring an end to the synth crisis?
It's the final hour and time is running out, but can Dhata Mays pull a hat trick, and bring an end to the synth crisis?
