CONDUCTION by Tara Tyler
Sci Fi Detective Thriller or Techno Thriller
Book 4 in Pop Travel series
Blurb:
In 2085, cutting-edge technology is the most valuable currency, and the black tech market offers high pay-offs for diamond-level code. Jared Nertz is an easy-going ex-juicer gone legit working for Pop Travel Technologies, and just when he finishes his long-awaited Conduction project--the process of storing data in the brain--someone immediately steals it and kills his mentor, framing him for the murder. Now it's up to his lawyer/wife Miki and their resourceful friends, Geri and Cooper to prove Jared's innocence by recovering the stolen tech before the criminal killer sells it. But that's only the beginning, as they discover a darker threat when they dig deeper into the case.
Bio:
Tara Tyler has had a hand in everything from waitressing to rocket engineering. After moving all over the US, she now writes and teaches math, yes math, in Ohio. She has two novel series, Pop Travel (sci-fi detective thrillers) and Beast World (fantasy adventures), plus her UnPrincess novella series where the maidens save themselves. She's a commended blogger, contributed to several anthologies, and to fit everything into her busy schedule, she economizes her time, aka the Lazy Housewife—someday she might finish that book... In addition to writing and teaching, she does school presentations encouraging young minds to reach for their goals. Make every day an adventure!
How to find:
website: Tara Tyler Talks twitter: @taratylertalks
Facebook: Tara Tyler - Author Instagram: taratylertalks
Tara Tyler sounds like a very busy person. She must leave others gasping in her wake:-)
ReplyDeleteShe sure is a busy person!
DeleteMaking music is the best excuse for not posting. You're a woman of valor, Sherry. Glad you came back for a bit and feature Tara Tyler's book. Now go make more joyful sounds!
ReplyDeleteI made lots of joyful sounds!
DeleteNo worries! It's a busy month.
ReplyDeleteBig congratulations to Tara.
I'm reading her book now. It's really good!
DeleteI write reviews to help authors too. Congrats to Tara!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Tara. I imagine December is your busy season. Nothing wrong with skipping posting on the month when life is very busy.
ReplyDeleteDecember is especially insane. But it's good.
DeleteCongratulations, Tara!
ReplyDeleteHer book is great. I'm reading it now.
DeleteSo excited for you to perform during the holidays. You are so talented!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the shout out. I’m especially glad I got to met you in person and we keep in touch!
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DeleteCongrats to Tara.
ReplyDeleteYeah. That is one way people learn when things are pointed out. As long as they can get passed themselves and look at it critically.
Right. Sometimes that's hard to do.
DeleteGlad you are blogging back...
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays to you and yours
Thanks. Happy New Year!
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ReplyDeleteGrats to Tara!
ReplyDeleteWow, sounds like you've been busy, but it makes sense. The holiday season seems like the time to go watch an orchestra performance.
Lots of Handel's Messiah. Even did a version sung in Korean!
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