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Vise Manor | Daniel Verastiqui

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Dinner. Drinks. Murder. Eccentric tech billionaire Winston Vise has invited eight guests to his secluded home in the New York countryside. His mission: to find investors and buyers for his new line of artificially intelligent synthetic humans. After a lavish evening of drinking and feasting, Winston takes the stage in the conservatory to begin his pitch. But when the demonstration takes a sharp turn into murder, his prospective investors find themselves trapped in the sprawling manor with a killer and no way to call for help. The doors open automatically at sunrise. Will there be anyone left alive to see it? Brimming with veiled looks, dirty secrets, and augmented violence, Vise Manor is a cyberpunk murder mystery sure to delight fans of William Gibson, Richard K. Morgan, and Agatha Christie.

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Vise Manor | Daniel Verastiqui

so-so

I didn't realize this book was part of a series when I picked it up - I just saw "locked room mystery" and dove in. Sci-fi is a hard genre for me generally and so mixing it with a bit of a murder mystery helped smooth the more "scienc-y" elements. It was a fun read but I never found myself very invested in the characters or the "deeper" sci-fi plot. Perhaps readers who don't share my struggle with the genre will have better luck with this one.

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