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Paloma
- A Retrieval Artist Novel
- Narrated by: Jay Snyder
- Length: 12 hrs and 27 mins
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Publisher's Summary
As a Retrieval Artist, Miles Flint helps the Disappeared, saving the lives of those oppressed under the Earth Alliance regime. He owes his livelihood and his very sense of honor to a woman known as Paloma. It was she who was responsible for setting him on this path. And now she has been murdered.
Summoned by Paloma's desperate call, Miles reaches her apartment too late. She is already dead, and a seemingly indifferent police force wants no part of Miles's offer of assistance. He undertakes his own investigation and uncovers a link between Paloma's death and the Moon's largest law firm. The executives there are known to be ruthless. And they have a secret they are clearly willing to kill to protect.
©2006 White Mist Mountain, Inc. (P)2008 Audible, Inc.
Critic Reviews
"If there's any such thing as a sci-fi CSI, the Retrieval Artist novels set the tone. (The Edge)
"Top 10 Greatest Science Fiction Detective Novels of all Time." (io9.com)
"Some of the best science fiction ever written." (Orson Scott Card)