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    Bad For Business

    By Steven Jay Hamilton

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    Adrian Shetler is a private investigator on an orbital city called New Independence. When the alarm for his office is triggered, he finds the body of a dead woman in the shattered office window. In a world of surveillance and data collection, Adrian must find a killer who is quickly covering their tracks, deleting any evidence of the crime. Standing in his way are identity scanning checkpoints and vicious gang members. Will he find the murderer in time or will they escape to kill again?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteven Jay Hamilton
    Release dateMay 8, 2014
    ISBN9781310290749
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    Steven Jay Hamilton

    Steven Jay Hamilton lives in Northern California where he works part-time for his local school district. He has always loved reading and fiction, discovering an interest for fiction writing when he was in the fourth grade. He has studied creative writing and other story-telling mediums at his local college.

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