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Subway Noise - Neil Craig Strauss

Subway Noise

Neil Craig Strauss
Neil Craig Strauss , English
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Pill-popping, non-English speaking illegal aliens with super hearing. Derivative trading gone right. A vertigo-suffering former worker, now anonymous extortionist. The older brother and his unaware clone....



Subway Noise begins in near future New York City with Oscar Witz III trading derivatives using a novel surveillance operation. Non-English speaking illegal aliens ingest auditory-enhancement pills, then repeat nearby Wall Street strategy sessions.

Silent on the probability of the auditory pill's long-term effects, Oscar receives an extortion letter from an anonymous ex-repeater suffering vertigo.

What to do? Oscar ponders the future and recalls a family secret. He has a cloned brother, who he has never met. This brother, Seaver, now college age, was born in vitro to a woman unaware of any cloning process during her pregnancy.

Soon, Seaver is interning at Oscar's lab...always leaving alone... at night.

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