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The First Immortals
| Author: | E. L. Arch |
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Avalon Books, 1965 |
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| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
The twenty-first century had electronic scanners and listeners of all degrees of effectiveness, with computers programmed to produce any information about anyone in minutes, and robots geared to all the subtleties of surveillance. What place could there be for a private investigator?
Ed Braxton knew that his vocation was an anachronism in the eyes of most people, but when it came down to actual practice, there was no substitute for the human factor, in many cases. As a result, his mame was known not only throughout Earth, but also in the reaches of space. So when Karen Kepler, professional gossip, invited Braxton on a litte private jaunt to the Moon, he could be sure that KayKay, as she was known, had other reasons than a desire for his company.
La Kepler had been touting a little-known solar system--Riginal--which boasted thirteen planets, four of which were habitable. In fact there had been quite a splash about the Riginal System a while back, and not only in KayKay's column, "The Pulse of a Nation"; but it had cooled so quickly that Braxton...
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