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Necropolis

by Michael Dempsey

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Earliest known edition
2011
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unknown
Pages in this edition
361
English editions
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2011 · Night Shade Books · eng

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"In a future where death is a thing of the past, how far would you go to solve your own murder? Paul Donner is a NYPD detective with a drinking problem and a marriage on the rocks. Then he and his wife get dead--shot to death in a "random" crime. Fifty years later, Donner is back--revived courtesy of the Shift, a process whereby inanimate DNA is re-activated. This new "reborn" underclass is not only alive again, they're growing younger, destined for a second childhood. The freakish side-effect of a retroviral attack on New York, the Shift has turned the world upside down. Beneath the protective geodesic Blister, clocks run backwards, technology is hidden behind a noir facade, and you can see Bogart and Dicaprio in the Maltese Falon III. In this unfamiliar retro-futurist world of maglev Studebakers and plasma tommy guns, Donner must search for those responsible for the destruction of his life. His quest for retribution leads him to the heart of the mystery surrounding the Shift's origin and up against those who would use it to control a terrified nation"--P. [4] of cover.

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/tags/OL179TNew York (State)PoliceNew YorkFictionFiction, science fiction, general