One day Kil Bruner was a solid Class A engineer in a society of World Police and citizen Files, jet-set migrants and status-ranking Stability keys. But the Police ordered Kil to forget about his missing wife Ellen - and that was a mistake. Because Kil would move Heaven and Earth to find the woman he loved. Even when the search leads to slums filled with blade-wielding thugs and criminal Ace Kings . . . to secret societies and vast, interlocked, warring conspiracies - each out to rule the Earth or destroy it. Even when the search costs Kil his freedom, his sanity, the core of his soul - and reality itself . . . Because to find Ellen, Kil will have to move Heaven and Earth. Literally.
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Another oldie but goodie Dickson space tale,
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This review is from: On the Run (Paperback)
Everything is computerized. Try having unpopular opinions on touchy subjects and see how long you can live On the Run. Dickson's man versus himself theme continues in this story that takes a plain man in an average life to the edge of madness and death to fight for his individuality and the survival of the human race
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