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Digital Divide
Digital Divide | K. B. Spangler
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Five years ago, U.S. Army Warrant Officer Rachel Peng joined the Office of Adaptive and Complementary Enhancement Technologies, a top-secret federal agency which blended cutting-edge cybernetics with communication and information technologies. Today, OACET has gone public, its Agents revealing themselves to the world as cyborgs capable of talking to, and taking control of, any networked machine. Rachel's new job as the OACET liaison to the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police is not what she would call fun. She and her partner, Detective Raul Santino, are usually bored senseless or are fighting with their coworkers. Neither of them are prepared when a routine act of harassment plunges them into a murder investigation. And they certainly didn't expect for the evidence to point directly at Rachel and the other cyborgs. The murder is only the beginning. Soon, Rachel and Santino find themselves deep in a game of cat-and-mouse with a killer and his hidden agenda. The killer has planned for every contingency, every possible outcome... except one. Rachel herself.
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Larkken
Digital Divide | K. B. Spangler
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Rachel, a vanguard for a group of cyborgs (augmented humans) recently exposed to the world, works with the DC police by unlocking phones. When she is consulted on a seemingly-impossible murder, she finds she and the other cyborgs are being set up.

Great characters, fast paced plot, but the author needed another editing pass, as parts read more like a comic panel than a book paragraph. I‘ll be reading book 2!

This was my #bookspin read for aug 😺

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 3y
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Ysabet
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SO TRUE.

(Also, hi, Litsy friends! I'm still checking in here fairly regularly, but as you can see, have mostly been lurking. It's my nature.)

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Caitriona
Digital Divide | K. B. Spangler
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This has been an eager recommendation of mine since I discovered it. Part murder mystery, part near-future sci-fi, part police procedural, it's a book that hits every single happy spot for me. I re-read it (and its sequals) every time a new volume comes out!

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Little_prof
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I got to meet author K.B. Spangler this weekend. So excited about all my new books!