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There's a war being waged between two secret factions. At stake is the heart of democracy itself.
The key to victory is a small, seemingly harmless, piece of computer hardware, which in the wrong hands, could bring about a technological Dark Age. The race is on to find it as a trail of death is left in its path.
John Cranston is a gardener. He's not really interested in global domination, he'd much rather mow a lawn. He's the current keeper of that harmless looking thing.
The problem is - he's the last person to know.

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There's a war being waged between two secret factions. At stake is the heart of democracy itself.

The key to victory is a small, seemingly harmless, piece of computer hardware, which in the wrong hands, could bring about a technological Dark Age. The race is on to find it as a trail of death is left in its path.

John Cranston is a gardener. He's not really interested in global domination, he'd much rather mow a lawn. He's the current keeper of that harmless looking thing.

The problem is - he's the last person to know.


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Autorenporträt
A photographer by trade, David C Mason has concentrated until now on publishing photographic anthologies - this is his first work of fiction. However, having spent most of his working life (many years) climbing a corporate greased pole until he was fluent in management speak and able to nod with gravitas while listening to a lot of business twaddle - he is no stranger to making things up. He also spent a lot of time writing plans, outlines, proposals, strategies, business cases etc,etc and its only with the benefit of hindsight and distance that he realised that most of them could be considered works of fiction (or "scenarios" as they were known). He thinks it would be a shame to let all that experience go to waste...