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Subject: Science Fiction
Publisher: Tesseract Books (Canada)
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| first edition paperback, 231pp, ISBN 0888783140, 1992
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With its dark and nastily believable 'pro-life' future and its thoroughly convincing female protagonist, Passion Play makes Sean Stewart a talent to watch
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Both entertaining and cautionary, Passion Play is a wonderful debut novel from a talented new voice on the Canadian SF scene
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Diane Fletcher is a freelance detective who has the gift of reading emotions and seeing patterns of guilt and innocence. The anti-technological are in control and, in the name of rescuing society, have tolerated vigilante groups who kill according to biblial justice. Fletcher is assigned to track the murderer of an enigmatic actor, Mask.
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