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Lucy Pavlov stands at the helm of PavSoft Industries, running a revolutionary operating system that powers computers worldwide. With immeasurable wealth, unparalleled intellect, and a streak of beauty that kept her voted "Most Beautiful Woman" for three consecutive years, Lucy’s life seems flawless. Yet beneath that polished exterior lies an enormous, planet‑cleansing bomb—her true identity and destiny.
The year 2017 becomes a backdrop for a tale that interweaves corporate ambition, global technology, and the hidden peril within the most celebrated woman of her era. As Lucy navigates her role as a CEO, her blissful ignorance masks a looming threat to all of humanity, setting the stage for a story of irony, suspense, and unexpected revelation.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: Tom Holt
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