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RS232: The Case of the Unknown Crime
Why would any Detective need one robotic assisant to help him, let alone two? Then why did a beautiful and wealthy woman, an inter-world Ambasador like an ordinary Detective? Just two of the things on Dak's mind as he restled with solving a missing person case that was anything but missing.
267 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 30, 2020
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Stephen Matthews
21 books2 followersLibrarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.
Sadly Stephen died suddenly on the 8th Jan 2022, leaving 2 more books to be proof read and then published. His wife will try to sort them out but at present has a lot to cope with. He wrote up to the end of his life so there are ideas awaiting to be written.
Stephen was a retired software engineer who worked for several major UK companies and travelled the world managing and testing software projects. Then he was more used to writing User Manuals than novels. That is before he retired with his wife to live in Cyprus. There, with time on his hands, ideas in his head and the need to type, he started to write. His first novel, which is still unpublished, took him 4 years.
In his spare time he did charity work on the Island and is a wood turner.
He and his wife have two grown up children and three grandchildren.
He has a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, and an MBA from the Open University.
Sadly Stephen died suddenly on the 8th Jan 2022, leaving 2 more books to be proof read and then published. His wife will try to sort them out but at present has a lot to cope with. He wrote up to the end of his life so there are ideas awaiting to be written.
Stephen was a retired software engineer who worked for several major UK companies and travelled the world managing and testing software projects. Then he was more used to writing User Manuals than novels. That is before he retired with his wife to live in Cyprus. There, with time on his hands, ideas in his head and the need to type, he started to write. His first novel, which is still unpublished, took him 4 years.
In his spare time he did charity work on the Island and is a wood turner.
He and his wife have two grown up children and three grandchildren.
He has a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, and an MBA from the Open University.
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