Stan Lee's Lucky Man

London’s Silicon Roundabout is under scrutiny after entrepreneur Davey Wells’s driverless car is hacked, crashes and fatally kills its passenger at a launch event. Unfortunately for Wells, the passenger was his soon to be ex-wife, giving Harry all the more reason to suspect him. Harry’s instinct is always right, or so he thinks – is Wells really the man behind the hack?

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As soon as you put this on me, you dug their graves.

#2

at a launch event yesterday when it went out of control

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Will do. So, who is she?

#5

We're working closely with the company that developed the computer systems.

#6

- Last week. - Oh, you weren't at the launch?

#7

I'm interested in the science of probability.

#8

so that could have been the trigger for a hack

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he isn't in a fit state to be interviewed.

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Just went round to have a word with him and he assaulted me.

#15

Mr. Wells, Jonny Hawthorne, your brief.

#16

Mm-hm.

#17 #18

It runs millions of personal algorithms simultaneously.

#19

I need it back within an hour so they don't miss it. Can you do that?

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She's the monster?

#22

The call to Davey's mobile must have triggered the upload.

#23

I want the information in this anonymous tip-off

#24 #25

a community crime review paper

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- Leave her alone! - It's all right, Woody.

#28 #29

Something Rachel's developing.

#30

Gaming.

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with a very big drink in your hand.

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Listen, someone just tried to kill me and they're still out there.

#40

The contract's with the company, not with the individual.

#41

We find Leveller, we find her.

#42

Any idea where she hid?

#43

Less than that. She'll have spent ten minutes in there, minimum.

#44 #45

Well...

#46

This is a six-figure number.

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