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The Fuzz: Newton’s Law

By: Story Ninjas, Brennien Coker
Narrated by: Lucas Strong
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Sam Duffy loves police TV shows so much that he works as a security guard just to get a taste of the action. Sam’s dream is to fight crime and be the hero. In spite of his less-than-heroic physique, he figures he only needs a chance. This all changes when Sam wakes up inside The Fuzz, his favorite police drama. Unable to escape this fictional world, he is stuck in the body of lead detective Samuel Barnes. Sam discovers that fighting crime is a lot harder than watching TV. 

This is the fourth episode in The Fuzz series. Sam's lead witness against a corrupt business mogul was murdered. Living the life of Detective Barnes is nothing like what Sam Duffy would have expected. It is up to Sam to bring justice to the streets of The Fuzz.
©2016 Brennien Coker (P)2019 Brennien Coker
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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