**Thirty years in the future, when AI is so advanced that humans live side by side with cognizant robots called Artificials, Kestrel Hathaway must come to terms not just with what machines know, but with what they believe.** Soon after experiencing a personal tragedy, Kestrel witnesses a terrorist
Synapse
โ Scribed by Steven James
- Publisher
- Thomas Nelson
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 222 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Cincinnati (Ohio), Ohio--Cincinnati., United States.
- ISBN
- 0785225293
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โฆ Synopsis
"From the critically-acclaimed author whom Publishers Weekly has called a "master storyteller" comes a taut new thriller where things are not always as they appear to be ... Thirty years from now, when Kestrel Hathaway, a pastor in Cincinnati, witnesses a terror attack, she's drawn into a world of conspiracies and lies that she and Jordan, her cognizant robot, have to untangle before it's too late. With the help of counterterrorism agent Nick Vernon, she needs to stop a second, more brutal attack, that could leave thousands dead. And the clock is ticking. Deftly weaving suspense and intrigue into a rich, resonant tale that explores faith and what it really means to be human, James offers us a glimpse into the future and into our own hearts. Synapse is an unforgettable, gripping story of dreams shattered, truth revealed, and hope reborn"--
โฆ Subjects
United States
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