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    The Android Who Knew Too Much
    The Android Who Knew Too Much
    The Android Who Knew Too Much
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    The Android Who Knew Too Much

    By Redginald Abercrombie

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    In the year 2035 Artificial Intelligence (AI) has finally arrived and along with it androids of surprisingly human abilities. Already a source of friction among ordinary citizens, androids present law enforcement with extraordinary new challenges.

    Detective Eddie Fowler, a Yale Law School dropout with a reputation to protect, struggles to hunt down murderous thieves who stole a cargo container of state-of-the-art android parts. Publicist Cari Dunham is determined to discover the truth about the abilities of her elderly neighbor's new companion android. When their investigations collide, the danger shifts into high gear.

    Soon Eddie is over his head in political machinations and Cari finds herself in a dangerous liaison with an undercover cop on the trail of a paranoid AI android expert. When the undercover cop is killed and the android expert is discovered building illegal androids with military software, all signs point to an explosive finale at an anti-android rally.

    Racing against time and implacable foes, only Eddie and Cari have the knowledge and daring needed to stop a menacing new breed of crime.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRedginald Abercrombie
    Release dateMay 1, 2015
    ISBN9781311629234
    The Android Who Knew Too Much
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    Redginald Abercrombie

    Redginald Abercrombie is an award-winning journalist, photographer, editor and short story writer. Now located in sunny Tampa Bay, he has lived in Frankfurt, Germany, New York City, Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, Oregon’s Willamette Valley and in Nashville, TN. His novel, The Android Who Knew Too Much, is the first in a proposed series of near-future sci-fi novels about the early days of artificial intelligence and androids.

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