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 Unsung Frame. The Synth Crisis, #2
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-386-39868-4
- EAN9781386398684
- Date de parution24/07/2017
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
A war between humans and synthetics... In a futuristic Tampa Bay, skiptracer Dhata Mays and his sidekick, Lur Diaz, are on a job investigating a cheating lowlife. But after a deadly explosion and the woman who hired them disappears, nobody is safe. Suddenly, everyone is under suspicion, and the police are no longer there "to serve and to protect."Now, it's up to Dhata to take matters into his own hands and uncover a deep-rooted plot to escalate the tension between the humans and synths.
He must stop the battle before it's too late. But is the truth too big for a small-time skiptracer to handle alone?
He must stop the battle before it's too late. But is the truth too big for a small-time skiptracer to handle alone?
