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Virtually Dead Kindle Edition

by Edwin Dasso (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.2 out of 5 stars 37 ratings

From critically acclaimed bestselling crime writer, Edwin Dasso, comes a gripping techno-thriller, part of a multi-author series tied together by an interlocking cast of characters, all centered around the fantastic new promise of high technology and the endless possibilities for crime that technology offers, in a world where getting away with murder can be not only plausible, but easy…if you just know how.

A young rising-star ad executive, Michael Saleen, in Vancouver dies unexpectedly. The police think it’s just another “routine” auto accident, in spite of some odd findings. The executive’s wife feels otherwise. A friend of hers knows Wes Watley, an ex-Army CID officer and FBI SAC who has now started a private security company, if he’d be willing to investigate the death. Though Wes’ company normally focuses on national security and antiterrorism cases, his friend compels him to take on the case of Saleen’s death. Wes thinks it will be a quick, open-and-close case. Wes is joined by his tech-whiz partner, Cameron, and they soon discover more and more oddities about the case. As they dig further, they uncover something far more extensive and dire than just the unexpected death of Michael Saleen. Uncovering the whole truth is going to stretch their crime-solving abilities and force them to use technology in new ways.

★★★★★ "I can't wait to read more books by this author = unbelievable imagination and talent!"

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    High-Tech Crime Solvers
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  • Virtually Lace by Uvi Poznansky
  • Virtually Undead by Robert I. Katz
  • Virtually Harmless by P.D. Workman
  • Virtually Dead by Edwin Dasso
  • Virtually Gone by Jacquie Biggar
  • Virtually Timeless by Casi McLean
  • Virtually Undetectable by Libby Fischer Hellmann
  • Virtually Impossible by Barbara Ebel

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B085T28HQD
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  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 1, 2020
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1.0 MB
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
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  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 139 pages
  • Page Flip ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Book 4 of 8 ‏ : ‎ High-Tech Crime Solvers
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    4.2 out of 5 stars 37 ratings

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Edwin Dasso

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Edwin Dasso, MD, a USA Today and Amazon International #1 Best-Selling medical thriller author and multiple Reader's Favorite 5 Star Award-winner as well as a 2022 Readers Favorite International Book Contest Award Winner, writes works of fiction that leverage many of his "stranger than fiction" experiences from years of practice at major medical centers and community hospitals.

"You might be shocked at some of the events in the books that are based on an actual experiences."

Member of the International Thriller Writers.

Dasso has a contract with Selway Studios (https://www.selwaystudiosllc.com/about) to produce a feature length film, ALMOST BROKEN, based on his book, DEATH TARGET.

Fiction writing is reviving a lost love from earlier periods in his life where he enjoyed writing short stories. In addition to a number of years as a practicing anesthesiologist and critical care specialist, he has published articles in national healthcare journals, written many "Ask the Doctor" columns and has spoken frequently at national healthcare forums. He has also been instrumental in designing and deploying population health programs to help people deal with depression related to poor health.

https://www.eddassobooks.com/

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Ed can be contacted at jackblackcloud2@hotmail.com or reach him on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/BlackCloudChronicles/).

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  • txdoc
    5.0 out of 5 stars Virtually captivating...
    Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2020
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    Feeling restless, I started this book late in the evening planning to read a few chapters before retiring. Nope. This is one of those riveting books that does not allow you to put it down for mundane tasks such as sleeping. I was instantly captivated and read through the night to see how this story would unfold. It does not disappoint. It offers a fascinating well-written original plot, plenty of mystery, nearly unbearable tension, great characters, authentic medical detail, and enough techno-wizardry to cross your eyes. I also love the character crossover aspect of this series as it helps provide some connection between the stories. I highly recommend this gripping read to anyone looking for an absorbing and entertaining diversion.
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  • snave51
    4.0 out of 5 stars Very interesting
    Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2023
    This is good sci fi , virtual reality with a twist . Someone was killing people , the how was unclear . Vancouver Inspector called in a friend from the FBI to help.
    I gave it 4 stars because the format annoyed me. Capital letters down the side of the first page of each chapter was annoying . One is okay.
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  • Uvi Poznansky
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fast-paced thriller
    Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2020
    Virtually Dead is a fast-pace thriller. Wes Watley, an ex-Army CID officer and FBI SAC who started a private security company investigates the death of Michael Saleen, a young ad executive, even though it has been ruled by police as a routine auto accident rather than a murder. His tech-whiz partner, Cameron, assists him in unravelling the case, and characters from other books in the multi-author series--for example Julie Crenshaw. an investigative reporter with Vancouver Island Broadcast System news station---are drawn into the case as well.

    The relationships developing between these characters are beautifully rich and they change from tense to friendly over the investigation. What started with "Wes stepped closer to her, attempting to squeeze past her. She jumped back and held her hands in front of her, as if fending him off. Wes stopped and stared at her. Why is she so jumpy?" develops later to "I’m just feeling guilty about Julie Crenshaw being kidnapped" and to "Screw waiting for help! Time to find Julie!"

    The writing is dynamic. Five stars.

    Disclosure: I learned about Edwin Dasso's work when we were invited to take part in the same box set and was impressed by his work. I bought this new release while it was still in preorder and when published, read it in a single sitting.
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  • specialangel
    3.0 out of 5 stars Okay
    Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2020
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    I couldn't decide what star rating to give this book but eventually settled on a 3. The plot was interesting enough but I never felt any urgency or tension. The characters weren't fully developed so I never really connected with them. It was aggravating to me that Wes always griped at Cameron and then immediately apologized. Cameron was basically the one who figured everything out and determined how to proceed but Wes was the one who got all the glory. Everything Cameron was capable of doing seemed a bit far-fetched to me. Like using the data from the sensing city apparatus. The police were more or less incompetent(which always aggravates me) and simply did what Wes said. Another thing that got old was how the men were always blushing--for no real reason. Not really realistic to me. Julie wasn't very smart and took ridiculous risks that got her in trouble. It was obvious from the beginning she would put herself in danger's way so it was no surprise when she was imperiled. I went into this book with high expectations of a thriller but was disappointed. Glad it was only 139 pages or I might not have finished it.
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  • Dakota 7
    3.0 out of 5 stars Short story
    Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2021
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    This is a short story that isn’t complete. It has a great story line, but there just seem so much is missing to make it a complete book.
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