In addition to common forms of spatial units such as satellite imagery and street views, emerging automatic identification technologies are exploring the use of microchip implants in order to further track an individual's personal data, identity, location, and condition in real time. Uberveillance and the Social Implications of Microchip Implants: Emerging Technologies presents case studies, literature reviews, ethnographies, and frameworks supporting the emerging technologies of RFID implants while also highlighting the current and predicted social implications of human-centric technologies. This book is essential for professionals and researchers engaged in the development of these technologies as well as providing insight and support to the inquiries with embedded micro technologies.

First in the Preternatural Investigation Agency series. All Tara Daston wanted was a fun night out dancing with her boyfriend. Getting killed was certainly the last thing she ever expected and waking back up three days later as a vampire was the last thing she ever wanted. And just when she finally begins adjusting to her new life, a friend is killed by a creature nobody can identify. At first, she tries to move on because, after all, she's just a newly risen vampire who was still trying to learn about existing as the undead. But despite it all, she can't stop thinking about her friend. As more killings happen, she realizes that she can't ignore it any longer. Deciding to investigate a little, she meets Tom Duncan, the lead agent of the Preternatural Investigation Agency, who is not amused at her interference. Whether it's because they are both vampires or because he keeps treating her as if she's five years old, but Tara really enjoys riling the agent. Also, now that she's gotten involved, she doesn't want to stop. And when the killer notices her and is intrigued, she no longer has any choice, forcing her to work together with Tom and the rest of the agency to stop the murders.

Third in the Preternatural Investigation Agency series. Lilith's Day is a time of celebration and remembrance among vampires. As the holiday looms, a series of horrific deaths shocks the vampire community of Riverside and gathers the attention of Tom Duncan and his agents at the Preternatural Investigation Agency. The vampires' blood products had never been considered vulnerable to tampering, so when the cause of death points to poisoning, everyone is shocked. Finding the culprit amidst unknown motives, numerous suspects, and rising tension between vampires and humans proves to be complicated. At the same time, Agent Max Boyd finds herself having to face her past when a dangerous thief makes his presence known in Riverside. Reliving mistakes you tried to put behind you is never easy, as Max well knows, but when the thief puts her friend's life in danger, that is exactly what she must do.

The second in the Preternatural Investigation Agency series. Agent Aidan Montgomery, crime scene specialist and warlock for the Preternatural Investigation Agency, was used to working difficult and dangerous cases. So when he was assigned an easy job of examining a mummy and artifact for a museum to see if they were cursed, he was more than happy to comply. It didn't take him long to determine there was no curse, and he thought the job was done. When mysterious deaths began happening at the museum, he realizes he was wrong. As the body count rises, Aidan's skills and reputation are called into question. Now, the only way to repair the damage is to find the truth behind the bloodshed.