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STRANGE BODIES (a gripping crime thriller) Kindle Edition
| Antonia Marlowe (Author) See search results for this author |
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"I was hooked from the moment I read the opening paragraphs of this thriller" M J Fhay
"A brilliantly crafted thriller set in a cleverly constructed, and very believable, future world" H Atamain
Tortured, and brutally murdered, the bodies of the Richardsons hang from a tree deep in the forests of the Blue Mountains
Australia in 2067, an oasis in a world which has barely survived climate change, terrorism and food wars. The Richardsons’ deaths are just two of several brutal murders to be unearthed.
With local police stumped, former Scotland Yard Commander Nicholas Adams and his team are called in. But even with the extensive surveillance of central computer BigSys and the pervasive eyes of cameras that cover so much of the country, no clues are found.
It will take the skills of the attractive computer wizard Verity Burne to uncover the links between the homicides. But at what cost?
STRANGE BODIES is a gripping detective thriller you won't be able to put down by Australian author Antonia Marlowe. Check out her romantic thriller BLUE DIAMONDS also available on kindle.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication date7 Nov. 2013
- File size1009 KB
Product details
- ASIN : B00GJ77EUM
- Publisher : The Book Folks futuristic murder mystery suspense publisher; 1st edition (7 Nov. 2013)
- Language : English
- File size : 1009 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 331 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: 729,086 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- 1,753 in Technothrillers (Kindle Store)
- 2,342 in Organized Crime (Kindle Store)
- 3,320 in Techno Thrillers
- Customer reviews:
About the author

Antonia Marlowe is an Australian writer, CD designer, and avid reader of almost anything. She has been writing fiction and non-fiction for many years and has had a number of science-fiction and other short stories published.
Strange Bodies, published in November 2013, is a murder mystery/thriller with a twist, set in Australia in 2067.
Blue Diamonds, a romantic thriller, was published in December 2014.
As Tonia Marlowe she has also published an "adult" science-fiction novella, Perihelion, also available on Amazon.
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If the author had stuck with a murder-style story, I would have rated it much higher. She’s an excellent writer, but in this book has tried to tie in too many plots at once.
Alongside the police trying to solve the puzzling case with a cool conspiracy thrown in, there is the foundations of a dystopian story, a society watched over by Big Sys and this could have worked if only the effort had been put in. As is, this part of the plot comes across as though the author wanted to do more but didn’t know quite what. It trails off into nothing much and for all that the characters make a big deal about Big Sys and the society they live in, as part of the story it becomes unimportant.
The romance part of the story was completely unnecessary and I feel the book would have been far better off without it. The female characters all find their other halves, and it doesn’t impact on the plot in the slightest. As for the two main characters, I wish with all my heart that hadn’t been done. It was awkward, forced, and in places not at all realistic.
That said, I did finish the book and if there weren’t good parts to it I wouldn’t have bothered with it. The romance side of it really drags the book down and a lot more could and should have been done with Big Sys. With more work, this could be so much better.





