Magnus Nights - Smith, Bryn
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Gritty, futuristic, sci fi noir. Outgunned, outnumbered, and the clock's ticking. Police are being gunned down in the streets, incinerated by advanced weapons that no criminal should have. Detective Constable Craddock and Detective Sergeant Augustine of Taskforce Bloodhound must find the source of the weapons at any cost. But there are powerful forces who benefit from the chaos. A soldier without an enemy. An executive with everything to lose. A gangster who smells opportunity. A shadowy figure after more than money. And it may be too late to stop them.

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Gritty, futuristic, sci fi noir. Outgunned, outnumbered, and the clock's ticking. Police are being gunned down in the streets, incinerated by advanced weapons that no criminal should have. Detective Constable Craddock and Detective Sergeant Augustine of Taskforce Bloodhound must find the source of the weapons at any cost. But there are powerful forces who benefit from the chaos. A soldier without an enemy. An executive with everything to lose. A gangster who smells opportunity. A shadowy figure after more than money. And it may be too late to stop them.
Autorenporträt
Author Bryn Smith is a not-quite-country-boy, not-quitecity-slicker born in Tasmania and raised in Townsville, Queensland. He is the second of four brothers. He works in technology in Canberra, and is a combat engineer in the Army Reserves. Bryn started writing in university. His first short story, a noir thriller, won the H Neil Smith Prize. His second short story, The Long Way Home, won the Busybird Publishing Prize and was his first published work. Bryn started his first novel while at university and submitted it to the 2020 Hawkeye Publishing Manuscript Development Prize where it was long-listed. Taking on the judges' feedback he worked with editor L. E. Daniels and was later signed with Hawkeye. The novel, Magnus Nights: The Helios Incident, is a tech-noir crime thriller set in the futuristic megacity.