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Synthia Cross is the most advanced android with artificial intelligence ever created. Some see her as a boon to mankind; most view her as a deadly threat.
When Synthia escaped from her creator, even he had no idea of the advanced capabilities she had developed. For six months she has hidden in the Wisconsin woods with the only human she can trust: computer genius Luke Marceau. Together they have upgraded her body, rewritten her directives, and further enhanced her mind. Now hunters are zeroing in on her location, and she must flee. But leaving the refuge to assimilate into society is a dangerous risk, because Synthia will soon face her most formidable adversary.
Her pursuer's name is Vera. She's an android—built to perfection, designed to hunt, and programmed to destroy.
"Near future sci-fi writing at its very best." —Jon Land, USA Today–bestselling author
"Erlick ramps up the tension and action." —Publishers Weekly
Kindle Book
- Release date: December 25, 2018
OverDrive Read
- ISBN: 9781635730531
- Release date: December 25, 2018
EPUB ebook
- ISBN: 9781635730531
- File size: 1685 KB
- Release date: December 25, 2018
Synthia Cross is the most advanced android with artificial intelligence ever created. Some see her as a boon to mankind; most view her as a deadly threat.
When Synthia escaped from her creator, even he had no idea of the advanced capabilities she had developed. For six months she has hidden in the Wisconsin woods with the only human she can trust: computer genius Luke Marceau. Together they have upgraded her body, rewritten her directives, and further enhanced her mind. Now hunters are zeroing in on her location, and she must flee. But leaving the refuge to assimilate into society is a dangerous risk, because Synthia will soon face her most formidable adversary.
Her pursuer's name is Vera. She's an android—built to perfection, designed to hunt, and programmed to destroy.
"Near future sci-fi writing at its very best." —Jon Land, USA Today–bestselling author
"Erlick ramps up the tension and action." —Publishers Weekly