Also by Tom Lichtenberg:
- Bobby and the Bedouins
- Freak City
- Macedonia
- Missy Tonight
- Orange Car with Stripes
- Secret Sidewalk
- Snapdragon Alley
- Somebody Somewhere
- Squatter with a Lexus
- Time Zone
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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: Sep. 25, 2010
Words: 4479 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
When his new idea is stolen, Morris Bevelhead turns to the best finder of lost things in the business - Dawn Debris, Private Eye. After a hearty breakfast, Dawn finds herself trapped in a sinister conspiracy to save the world through orange juice. Can she pull the plug before it's too late, or will the mega company FedCorTron rule the day? (Extracted from the 'Cashier World' story collection)Tags
private eye, genetic engineering, detective, comic book, dawn debris, fedcortron, orange juice, comic science fictionAvailable ebook reading formats
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| Plain Text (download) (flexible, but lacks much formatting) | Download |
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Review by:
LC Cooper
on Oct. 16, 2010 :
The summary drew me in, but I didn't like this story. Perhaps it isn't in the correct category - I was expecting it to be humorous. It was difficult to follow; had to re-read several paragraphs and still didn't get the intent from most; and the ending seemed hurried and fell flat. The author has a book in one of Smashwords' top-downloads lists. I suggest reading it and leaving this one alone.
(review of free book)