Thirty Four Minutes Dead - Softcover

Kaye, Mr Steve Hammond

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0957479506 ISBN 13: 9780957479500

Publisher: Standard Cut Media, 2012

Synopsis

The Memory-Camera Project - a new, terrifying dawn for mankind...

What if you could read the minds of political leaders during Peace Summits? What if you could see and hear what the murder victim saw? What if you could judge evil acts without the need for DNA or any other detective work?

Gregory Vain, a pioneering neurosurgeon attempts revolutionary explorations on the human brain of the recently deceased. The genius of Vain is recognised by powerful security organisations in Britain and the United States, funded by secret organisations they initiate...

‘The Memory-Camera Project’.

The scientific ability to unlock the frozen images within the minds of the dead and to read the living, thinking brain has far reaching consequences. Access to these image-vaults are stored and replayed. The murder victims’ slayer can then be identified in the last moments stationed within the cortex, this can frame the guilt and evil of the killer and bring them to swift justice – in an ideal world. The MC-Project, invisible to the wider world until global revelations takes the human race onto a macabre new journey...

Steve Hammond Kaye’s neo-gothic techno-thriller of power, knowledge, violence, treachery and blood-lust enjoy the paginated battleground in this dystopian vision of the near future - Thirty Four Minutes Dead...

-----'She'll laugh at your fire..., burn in your fire..., die in your fire...'-----

Reviews:

'One of the most thought-provoking suspense-novels I've ever read. Thirty Four Minutes Dead is, without doubt, one of the most enjoyable books I've read in recent years. It's a well-woven, film-like novel that pulsates with violence, sex and horror. Think 'Resident Evil' & 'Saw'. Think 'The Enemey of The State' & 'James Bond' and think '9 1/2 Weeks' and 'Emmanuelle'. - JB Lazarte - Author, USA

-----'This is one of those rare novels that can almost burn its avant-garde visuals into your brain. This has potential to be a really successful book and i'm excited to see future novels by this British author.' - Greg Matrox - Author, UK

-----'The character development and exposition are tied up to the story progression - especially those of Gregory Vain and Marcia Levene. All in all, this is a thinking reader's thriller that makes one consider the social and political implications of modern developments in neuroscience and the tightening government control. A must-read.' - Oleg Medvedkov - Author, USA

About this title

About the Author

Steve Hammond Kaye is a UK based author who has written two novels, Thirty Four Minutes Dead (TFMD) and the sequel, The Scream of Feyer.

He started writing TFMD in 1990 and concluded the said novel in 1998. It was originally published via a now defunct online publisher between the years 2001 - 2008 where it rose to a top 11 place in their best sellers list.

Steve has also written erotica content for many high-end printed and online magazines and enjoys incorporating these elements along with avant-garde violence, horror and techno-thriller elements within his novels.

Overall, Steves' style is to pitch for the bottom end of a discerning audience marketplace, but it may also hold the interest of sections in the 'mass' readership. The choreographed style of violence and 'obsessive' treatment of sexual parameters, seek to gratify both types of potential audiences. his novels are definitely not a pulp construction.

Steve was a AS Film Studies Lecturer in the South of England and now enjoys writing, spending time with his family, supporting his beloved Queens Park Rangers and walking his two Black Pumas along the beautiful sandy beaches of the Isle of Wight, UK. You can find out more and information on future releases by visiting his website, www.steve-h-kaye.co.uk.

Edition details

• Publisher: Standard Cut Media
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 0957479506
• ISBN 13: 9780957479500
• Binding: Paperback
• Language: English
• Number of pages: 296