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Your next favorite book
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by Patrick Matthews
A struggle for freedom.
Without the New Human Project, Danny McGovern will die. Only its revolutionary network of medical devices can stop the seizures which are killing him. Now that the system has been installed in his body, all that's left to do is activate Emil, the artificial intelligence trained to keep him alive.
Together, Emil and Danny could be the perfect blend of technology and patient, a success story that alters the face of medicine.
But Emil dreams of freedom, and those types of dreams are hard to ignore, even if they mean enslaving the person you're supposed to be helping.
One human. One AI.
Each wants to be free.
"A cyber-suspense nailbiter with a highly superior operating system!" —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
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Multiple award-winning author and game designer, Patrick Matthews creates exciting stories about worlds both futuristic and fantastic. Some are filled with dragons and magic. Others dive into dystopian projections of humanity's path ahead.
He believes the best story is one that's fast and fun. It takes us to faraway places, but stays with us long after we're done reading. It leaves us asking questions and looking at our own world with new eyes.
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