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Review 135: Null_Pointer by Ken McConnell

Review 135: Null_Pointer by Ken McConnell

By Shannon Yarbrough on February 13, 2010

Having been impressed with Ken McConnell’s first book, Starstrikers, I was more inclined to give his next book, Null_Pointer, a look. But after reading the blurb and the preview, I was immediately impressed with the subject matter and anxious to read it regardless of how much I enjoyed his first work.

Posted in Mystery/Suspense | Tagged computer mystery, ken mcconnell, null pointer, technical mystery | 4 Responses

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