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Schoolkids one moment, accused terrorists the next. When his mysterious uncle is murdered, 16-year-old Will Roberts and best friend Eliza are dragged into the machinations of a deranged mastermind bent on slaughter at an unfathomable scale. Hunted by authorities and killers alike, their only hope is to find out why someone was so desperate to have Will's uncle dead, if they are to save themselves and the city they call home.
To do so, Will and Eliza must draw on every scrap of intelligence they have to stay alive and out of the clutches of the police and the gunsights of the fanatic's army of devotee killers. With the help of old friends and unexpected allies, they believe they can work out where the madman will strike. But, massively outgunned and with the police closing in, will their chase to save the city end up dooming them all?
To do so, Will and Eliza must draw on every scrap of intelligence they have to stay alive and out of the clutches of the police and the gunsights of the fanatic's army of devotee killers. With the help of old friends and unexpected allies, they believe they can work out where the madman will strike. But, massively outgunned and with the police closing in, will their chase to save the city end up dooming them all?
380 pages, Paperback
Published October 17, 2016
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Michael Milford
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I live in Brisbane, Australia with my wife and young son and daughter. By day I’m a tenured academic at a Brisbane university where I carry out robotics and computational neuroscience research, teach engineering students and lead a research group comprising research staff, PhD students and undergraduates. I am currently an Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellow and a Chief Investigator in the ARC Australian Centre for Robotic Vision. I collaborate with leading international researchers from universities around the world including Harvard and Boston Universities, where I recently spent my sabbatical.
I wrote my first educational textbook in 2000, when I was 18 years old and in university. I paid to print 40 copies out of my own pocket and my local bookstore was kind enough to put them on their shelves. It was Christmas time and my parents thought I was crazy.
The 40 copies sold out and I had to get 100 more printed. The 100 sold out, then 200, 300, 500, 1000…
My books in reverse order – A Question of Will (2014), Complete School (2006), Painless Physics (2002) and my first book Not a C Minus (2000).
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