About this series
Dr. Pennell just wants his son back home. But Crain Dalton discovers the mob wants the boy to entertain the bigshots by playing a virtual reality game for the ultimate stakes -- his own life.
Even doctors with a trunk of hidden cash suffer when their teenage son hangs out at the local casino and takes a hooker for a girlfriend. A nice, suburban gal who will act out your most perverted fantasies.
Can Crain find Don Pennell in time to save him?
In craps, a wrong bettor puts their money down on Don't Pass and Don't Come. Most gamblers hate wrong bettors for bringing bad luck to the table, because wrong bettors win when everybody else loses.
In the near-future, computer games evolve to total virtual reality. Players experience an altered reality, and spectators can share the game with them.
Gladiators no longer need physical, complicated arenas, stadiums, or games areas. They battle through sophisticated networks.
Winner makes a boatload of cash.
Loser dies.
While crime bosses, politicians, and the idle rich watch . . . and place their bets.
In The Wrong Bettor we see the future of the economic decay of the recession, combined with high tech advances -- not pretty.
Unavailable for over 30 years, until now, The Wrong Bettor originally appeared in the ARCHON 7 PROGRAM BOOK, July 1983.
Therefore, scroll up, and click the buy button & get started today!
Titles in the series (2)
- The Copper Quarter: Crain Dalton, #1
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The friendly man shocks the bar by paying for everybody's drinks with a silver quarter. His ruthless killing in the street outside surprises nobody. When private detective Crain Dalton seeks out the beautiful widow, he uncovers a plot to buy local elections with the only kind of money worth anything anymore -- silver and gold, once again illegal to own. Down the mean streets of the near-future, a man must go . . . Welcome to the future of the United States: Economic malaise and poverty and want for the vast majority of people. Ecological decay. Lots of paper money that buys nothing. Criminal gangs and politicians cooperate to run the government, and split the swag. Big cities deteriorating into hellholes. A lot like the present, only worse . . . Yet, as the world grows more and more amoral, Crain battles the powerful in defense of humanity dignity. Until now, unavailable for over thirty years! A science fiction, hardboiled private detective short story, The Copper Quarter originally appeared in the February 1979 issue of AMAZING. Therefore, scroll up, and click the buy button & get started today!
- The Wrong Bettor: Crain Dalton, #2
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Dr. Pennell just wants his son back home. But Crain Dalton discovers the mob wants the boy to entertain the bigshots by playing a virtual reality game for the ultimate stakes -- his own life. Even doctors with a trunk of hidden cash suffer when their teenage son hangs out at the local casino and takes a hooker for a girlfriend. A nice, suburban gal who will act out your most perverted fantasies. Can Crain find Don Pennell in time to save him? In craps, a wrong bettor puts their money down on Don't Pass and Don't Come. Most gamblers hate wrong bettors for bringing bad luck to the table, because wrong bettors win when everybody else loses. In the near-future, computer games evolve to total virtual reality. Players experience an altered reality, and spectators can share the game with them. Gladiators no longer need physical, complicated arenas, stadiums, or games areas. They battle through sophisticated networks. Winner makes a boatload of cash. Loser dies. While crime bosses, politicians, and the idle rich watch . . . and place their bets. In The Wrong Bettor we see the future of the economic decay of the recession, combined with high tech advances -- not pretty. Unavailable for over 30 years, until now, The Wrong Bettor originally appeared in the ARCHON 7 PROGRAM BOOK, July 1983. Therefore, scroll up, and click the buy button & get started today!
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