The Judas Cypher

Greg Dragon

Mar 2017 · The Synth Crisis Book 1 · Thirsty Bird Productions

About this eBook

When machine murders man, one detective is the world’s only hope of preventing an all-out-war…

Dhata Mays has become used to living on the fringes. Unlike most of humanity, the detective treats the synth population with the respect they deserve. But when a gruesome murder points to a synth as the perpetrator, Dhata must do everything in his power to discover an explanation before the case goes public…

In a race against time, Dhata discovers a scheme involving cypher hackers, synth prostitutes, and a pair of rival gang bosses that could tear the city apart. When the case puts his loved ones in harm’s way, the investigation becomes personal. For Dhata to keep the uneasy peace, he’ll have to track down the murderers himself, but no one said he had to take them alive…

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Books in the Synth Crisis Universe:

- Dhata Mays (Prequel)

- The Judas Cypher

- The Unsung Frame

- The Sigma Imperative

- The Machine Detective

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Keywords: private investigator, police, detective, cyber, mob, mafia, organized crime, yakuza, future, noir, serial killer, dark, vigilante justice, thriller, assassin, terrorism, technothriller, revenge, urban, cyberpunk, conspiracy, corporations, techno, artificial intelligence, robots, androids, cyborgs, ai, mystery, thriller, metaphysical, visionary, detective

Ratings and reviews

Fantastic! I haven't read a murder mystery as good as this one. It's hard to pick a genre to put it in. My opinion is to read this book. You'll be glad you did!

I enjoyed the grittiness of Greg Dragon’s book, although I couldn’t keep Dhata’s name straight in my head. Ha! It’s a pretty name for a rugged guy who knows how to handle his weapons. He’s a real knight in a techno-drama. The good and bad guys are clearly drawn and even the damsel is not in anything that resembles distress. I personally loved the hacker who helps out. All he ever wanted was a dog. His appearance was unexpected and refreshing. I was a tad disappointed at the end and/or the fact that it ended? I hope Dhata comes back. Might I add that for a big, bad man please add little more sensuality?

Dhata was good. Lur seemed a bit wimpy . Shame Jason was killed off.🇬🇧.

About the author

Greg Dragon brings a fresh perspective to fiction by telling human stories of life, love, and relationships in a science fiction setting. This unconventional author spins his celestial scenes from an imagination nurtured from being an avid reader himself. His exposure to multiple cultures, religions, martial arts and travel lends a unique dynamic to his stories. You can enjoy excerpts from his work by visiting his website at https://gregdragon.com.

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