<p><strong>A victim with no memory.</strong></p><p>Maria woke with no memory rescued from the sex dungeon of a man who had held her captive. With her captor dead now she may be the only hope for police to find another missing woman.</p><p><strong>A cop ordered to lie.</strong></p><p>Detective Cody McGraw is tasked to help Maria recover her memories. Just one problem — Maria isn’t who she thinks she is. She’s not even human. She’s a robot that shouldn’t exist a model so close to human that it had to be shut down years ago — all of them humanely disposed of. She’s the first of her kind that anyone has seen in years and now she is marked for destruction. But first Cody is given a chance to find out what she knows.</p><p><strong>The Clock is ticking.</strong></p><p>Government agents want to dismantle and destroy Maria to find out how she has survived after her kind were disposed of. Cody is given a vary narrow window to get close to her and find out what she knows about the missing woman.</p><p>But getting close brings back his painful past and he soon finds himself torn between his duty and doing the right thing.</p><p><strong><em>Humane Disposal</em> is the sixth book in <em>Version Control</em> a new series that investigates what happens when our technology outpaces our ethics. Perfect for fans of <em>Black Mirror</em> and <em>The Twilight Zone</em>. </strong></p>
