Kidd has three main occupations: he’s a pretty good painter, a serious tarot reader, and a genius with computers. He’s teamed up with LuEllen, a cat burglar addicted to danger (among other things).
Con artists Kidd and LuEllen utilize state-of-the-art, high-tech corporate warfare to organize the technological takedown of a defense industry corporation, but their string of successes is cut short when the ultimate con artist gets conned.
One stifling summer night in Longstreet, Mississippi, talented fourteen-year-old Darrell Clark ran home and was shot by cops, who had mistaken him for a purse snatcher. When the predictable cover-up starts, a group of black activists decide that the time has come for action against a corrupt city government. Marvel Atkins, their leader, links up(…)
I’m into something a little weird here. I don’t want to worry you, but if anything unusual should happen, get in touch with Kidd, okay?” When the writer of this letter dies suddenly, allegedly burglarising a software company, his sister turns to Kidd – artist, computer whiz and professional criminal – to find out what(…)
Bobby, Kidd’s genius hacker friend (“Bobby is the deus ex machina for the hacking community, the fount of all knowledge, the keeper of secrets, the source of critical phone numbers, a guide through the darkness of IBM mainframes”), goes offline for good when he is hammered to death by an intruder. Bobby’s laptop is stolen,(…)