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Access Denied

by Donna Andrews · 2004 · 251 pages

Book 3 of the Turing Hopper series

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In this latest entry of the Agatha Award-winning series, Artificial Intelligence Personality Turing Hopper tracks a fugitive's credit card purchases. Soon Turing and her friends are lured to a vacant house, and what they discover there could get them all deleted.

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Genre
mysterycozy mysteryscience fictionhumor
Themes
artificial intelligencetechnology
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 251 pages

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