While their blossoming relationship isn’t strong in this novel, it beautifully sets up an interesting relationship that just brings out all the humanness in Cassie.
I picked this book because this one introduces Cassie’s love interest, Lori, who also happens to be her client. Addict is a fast-paced, relatively short novel, but does an amazing job of introducing the characters and the world. Oh, and then there’s the small matter of the police wanting her to back off the case.Īddict is the first book in The Cassie Tam Files series, combining science fiction with mystery to feature a smart, rough around the edges PI named Cassie Tam. That wouldn’t be a problem if Lori wasn’t fast becoming the first person that she’s been genuinely attracted to since splitting with Charlie. Cassie isn’t one to judge, but the Tech Shifting community has always left her a bit nervous. Lori Redwood is a Tech Shifter, someone who uses a metal exoskeleton to roleplay as an animal. When the case forces Cassie to make contact with her drug dealing ex-girlfriend, Charlie Goldman, she’s left with a whole lot of long buried personal issues to deal with. But that’s just the start of her problems.
The more she digs though, the more things don’t seem to sit right, and soon, Cassie finds herself knee deep in a murder investigation. were right to call it an accidental overdose. All she has to do is prove to the deceased’s sister Lori that the local P.D. So, when she’s hired to investigate the death of a local VR addict named Eddie Redwood, she thinks it’ll be easy money. But hey, there are always other options …įor P.I. Assassins, drug dealers and crooked businessmen form a vital part of the city’s make-up, and sometimes, the police are in too deep themselves to be effective. New Hopeland was built to be the centre of the technological age, but like everywhere else, it has its dark side.
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