A Line to Kill (Hawthorne & Horowitz #3)

by Anthony Horowitz

It’s interesting how we all carry around with us a complete record of our lives, where we’ve been, what we’ve been thinking at any given time. Writing the biography of people born in the twenty-first century will be incredibly easy because the researchers won’t have to do any work. It’ll all be there, spelled out in minute detail.

Or did everyone speak the same language when they died, trapped in some sort of eternal Google Translate?