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The Expendables

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A government-contracted scientist working on radioactive-waste disposal unexpectedly creates a device that makes matter cease to exist. When a mob-connected nightclub owner asks him to employ the apparatus to remove bodies, the scientist skirts safety protocols and faces a moral and legal dilemma. The story examines the tension between scientific curiosity, bureaucratic secrecy, and criminal pressure, and reflects on technological hubris and the unforeseen ethical consequences when a powerful invention falls into illicit hands.

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Jim Harmon

Jim Harmon is an American author known for his contributions to the genre of fiction, particularly in the realms of mystery and humor. With a diverse body of work that includes titles such as "Always a Qurono" and "Blueblood," Harmon explores themes of human relationships and societal quirks. His writing often blends wit with insightful commentary, making his stories both entertaining and thought-provoking. In addition to his novels, he has penned works like "Confidence Game" and "Dangerous Quarry," showcasing his versatility as a storyteller. Harmon’s unique voice and engaging narratives continue to resonate with readers.

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