Vikki Romano

Evolutus (Alpha Core Saga, #6) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In the thrilling conclusion to the Alpha Core Saga, Calder and his team prepare to confront GenMed, the corporation whose dark influence has reached into every corner of their lives. As they close in on GenMed's final stronghold, they unravel secrets far more terrifying than they imagined. Each revelation brings them closer to the truth, yet demands sacrifices none of them are prepared to make.

With allies that range from seasoned rebels to a powerful tribe with ancient wisdom, Calder's team must navigate treachery, loss, and the pull of a future shaped by technology. Sierra uncovers her own powers, caught between using her abilities to save those she loves and protecting her own humanity. And as Cooper faces down his past and an unexpected message, he's reminded that sometimes, strength comes in the most unexpected forms.

This is a battle not just for survival, but for the essence of humanity itself. Will they emerge victorious, or will GenMed's ambition leave themand the worldforever changed?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Vikki Romano
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. November 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227150226
• Artikelnr.: 72297293

Autorenporträt

My love for sci-fi goes way back to my childhood. I mean, who didn't love movies like Tron and Terminator when they were a kid? Or great oldies like WarGames? I grew up in the advent of technology and rode the wave of the dot com lifestyle in my 20s. It was a wonderful time to be alive, to see where tech could go. Being involved in the field as a database admin and then later as a hardware tech and web designer, I had my fingers in all of it and I loved what it was all about. In college, I was a true cyberpunk and gloried over works by Gibson and Dick. I reveled in the hackers manifesto like a warrior and actually prayed for a world like BladeRunner. They were very cool, hyper-energized times we were in and it gave me scores of ideas and hands-on experience to dump into my work.

Now, years later, I am still amazed at what technology and science have continued to churn out. Dystopian worlds are not far off, and with my techie past, I have more than enough ammo in my brainpan to fill many more books. And many more shelves.