The Virtual Dead

Mar 2, 2011

Adventure, Computers and Technology, Extraterrestrial, Mystery Fiction, Old, Romance

The Virtual Dead

The Virtual Dead
by E.R. Mason

(Sequel to The Empty Door) People have found a new way inside the computer. Some never return. Because of their special abilities, Cassiopia Cassell, the TEL 100D robot, and Scott Markman are drawn into the shadowy and dangerous world of the Dragon Masters, a mysterious order that will do anything to preserve its secrecy, and achieve its unearthly goals.

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