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Tag Archives: thriller
Altered Carbon
Altered Carbon© 2002 Richard K. Morgan416 pages Takeshi Kovacs, soldier-turned-commando-turned rogue, is rudely awakened with a job. Imprisoned for two hundred years, he’s now being offered the chance of parole if he can solve a murder. Or should it be … Continue reading
Kill Decision
Kill Decision © 2012 Daniel Suarez 512 pages Seemingly every day people within the United States are killed, destroyed in apparent bomb attacks. The victims have no obvious connections, but they are not random – nor were they bomb victims. … Continue reading
Change Agent
Change Agent© 2017 Daniel Suarez417 pages Deep into the 21st century, global civilization has been transformed by bioengineering. Consumer products which were once manufactured are now grown, from knives to car bodies; the streets are illuminated not by bulbs, but … Continue reading
Freedom™
Freedom™© 2010 Daniel Suarez416 pages The global economy is crashing, nearing its end, but few are willing to recognize it. The sinking markets, soaring inflation and unemployment, and civil chaos are regarded by those in power as merely another hiccup, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, Daniel Suarez, science fiction, thriller
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Magnificent Nine
Firefly: The Magnificent Nine pub. 2019 James Lovegrove 384 pages Jayne Cobb is not the most conventionally faithful man aboard the good ship Serenity; he did, after all, enter Mal’s service for purely mercenary ends. But there’s more to him … Continue reading
The Reckoning
The Reckoning© 2018 John Grisham432 pages On an otherwise unremarkable autumn morning in rural Mississippi, an idolized war hero traveled from his farm into town, visited the preacher, and shot him. The sheriffs found the shooter patiently waiting for them … Continue reading
Daemon
Daemon© 2006 Daniel Suarez444 pages SO YOU SAY YOU WANT A REVOLUTION YES NO When a incomparable programming genius known for his immersive games and uncanny AI dies, his greatest creation awakes. A sophisticated program running in the background begins … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Suarez, digital world, litrpg, science fiction, thriller
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The Switch
The Switch© 2017 Joseph Finder384 pages Picture this. You’re a senatorial aide whose boss is technologically illiterate enough to be dangerous. The senator’s MacBook, containing information that was never supposed to leave the Senate offices, has been inadvertently switched with … Continue reading
Little Brother
Little Brother© 2008 Corey Doctorow380 pages Following the destruction of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco, a nightmare begins for a high school student who is scooped up by police in the aftermath. Not only has one of his friends … Continue reading