Privacy and surveillance
London is controlled by WatchWorld, with extensive cameras, microphones, drones and Safe-Guards that can detect physical signs and see through walls.
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Oisín McGann - Author
A surveillance-focused crime adventure centres on teamwork, concealment and a dangerous theft. Its London is dominated by surveillance, while the protagonists’ attempt to remain unseen leads into murder and deceit.
"Four young thieves, one simple mission: Steal a black-leather box from the daughter of a murdered scientist without anyone noticing. But WatchWorld controls London now, and the organization knows everything. Every major street is monitored with heat-sensitive and X-ray cameras. Microphones record voices from hundreds of feet away, and drones watch from the sky. Patrolling the streets are Safe-Guards--part human and part robot, they can see through walls, hear your heartbeat, and analyze your sweat. But staying hidden is what Nimmo, Scope, Manikin, and FX do best. Using the city's blind spots, they navigate the criminal underworld until they're caught in a rat run of murder and deceit that might not let them out alive."--Back cover.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA surveillance-focused crime adventure centres on teamwork, concealment and a dangerous theft. Its London is dominated by surveillance, while the protagonists’ attempt to remain unseen leads into murder and deceit.
London is controlled by WatchWorld, with extensive cameras, microphones, drones and Safe-Guards that can detect physical signs and see through walls.
Four young thieves undertake a theft and become caught in a situation involving the criminal underworld, murder and deceit.
The premise involves theft, a murdered scientist, criminal activity, continual monitoring and threats from technologically enhanced guards. Consider whether the level of danger and murder-related suspense suits the individual reader.
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