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The Virtual Suicide Machine

By: Scott L. Miller
Narrated by: Brad Boeson
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Social worker Mitch Adams receives an urgent plea in the middle of the night to help save his mentor, psychologist Tony Martin... from himself. Tony's obsession, co develop a Virtual Reality machine that can prevent suicides hit a roadblock-the technology doesn't exist yet. Tony signed a contract with a local engineering firm whose bombastic Jewish leader commands twelve "apostles," among them a beautiful and beguiling half-Arab named Danielle Naila.

One night Tony secretly trial ran the machine and it worked--but he's not alone. Injured, his life's work stolen, Tony turns to his best friend Mitch to help recover the machine. Danny may be the culprit, but who is her master and what is their ultimate plan? Dead bodies keep turning up in the machine's wake days before Pope Francis visits the St. Louis Cathedral Basilica.

Mitch dives headlong into the world of corporate espionage and kidnapping as he hunts Danny, learns the machine's frightening power, and deduces what Danny is prepared to do to achieve her diabolical plan. Elusive and deadly, she's one step away from starting a world war, and Mitch must think faster on his feet than ever before to save the people he loves and prevent a tragedy with global proportions.

©2024 Scott L. Miller (P)2025 Scott L. Miller
Crime Thrillers Technothrillers Thriller & Suspense Technology
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