β Scribed by M. D. Cooper; Lisa Richman
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A rushed job, and an unfortunate series of accidents unleash the power of nanotech in the Tau Ceti system, requiring the utter destruction of a shipyard to halt the spread of a nanophage.
The impending danger demands a contingency: two AIs stolen from Alpha Centauri; travelling between the stars in a drone courier.
Jason, Terrance and Team Phantom Blade are hunting those AIs, taking their own long journey across the black to salvage their peoples honor, and save those who had been enslaved.
But Tau Ceti is not what it once was, and when they arrive, the travelers from Alpha Centauri will have to fight to save more than just two lost AIs.
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Library : Science Fiction
Order : 12
Universes : Aeon 14 [12]
Formats : EPUB
Read : Want to Read
Universe : Aeon 14
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