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Cattleya Hoskin, journalist for Gamut Magazine, has come to Pittsburgh determined to get that interview with Lupa Schwartz, the grandson of the great detective her father once worked for as “leg man,” gumshoe, and chronicler. Coerced into investigating the poisoning death of a local Catholic who passed just after receiving the sacrament of last rights from a well-known Catholic priest and euthanasia advocate, Schwartz and Cattleya team up to write the case study that will establish her career once-and-for-al.
Cattleya Hoskin, journalist for Gamut Magazine, has come to Pittsburgh determined to get that interview with Lupa Schwartz, the grandson of the great detective her father once worked for as “leg man,” gumshoe, and chronicler. Now that Schwartz is carrying on the legacy and has built a reputation as a masterful sleuth in his own right, the idea that she should write a piece on him seems organic to her. Schwartz has never shied from the press before, so why is he being such a cold fish toward her? Nothing in Schwartz’s attitude changes when Cattleya arrives unannounced on the famous detective’s | |  | | Synthetic Blood and Mixed Emotions
Emmanuel Adams has trouble believing he is one of the last six "real" people on earth … then he meets a biker called "Snake" in a bar, his wife tries to kill him, and Manny discovers the world he has always known is only a prop! Set in 1989, this alternative reality novel is the real thing.
The novel, which is set in 1989, tells the story of Manny Adams, a steel mill worker from Weirton, WV, who one day learns that everybody he knows is an android designed and built for the sole purpose of studying him to gauge his reactions to subtle social pressures in preparation of an invasion of the actual human home-planet. Manny learns this "fact" when he is confronted by another "real" (the androids’ pejorative term for humans) who explains that there are four other reals in the test group scattered somewhere across this artificial version of the planet. Manny remains skeptical until his |
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Murder my Darling
by Gerald Darnell
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 All Carson Reno Mystery Series Books are standalone novels. It is not necessary to read them in any particular order.
A famous author is murdered, Carson is at the scene of the crime and considered a prime suspect – but he doesn’t remember anythi |
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