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Digital Divide

✍ Scribed by Spangler, K.B.

Book ID: 109269840
Publisher: K.B. Spangler
Tongue: English
Weight: 196 KB
Series: Girl and Her Fed - Rachel Peng 1
Category: Fiction

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✦ Synopsis

Rachel Peng is the first cyborg liaison to the Washington D.C. police. A routine murder investigation draws her into a conspiracy in which she and her fellow cyborgs are targeted for destruction.

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