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    The Last Great Detective
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    The Last Great Detective

    By S.L. Hendrickson

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    Nick Conrad wakes up hundred and fifty years in the future to find that humans are not the dominate life form. Nick was a US Marshall and a lieutenant in the NYPD homicide division. He must find Dr. Jensen, who escaped on his way to prison for killing three Alpha. Since the pandemic, Alphas have taken over key positions in government and business, and the world can't function without them. He will discover that Jansen is innocent and must find the real killer and uncovers a secret that will shake this world to its very foundation and may start a war between humans and Alpha.     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteven Faust
    Release dateMar 4, 2019
    ISBN9781386574088
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