Visible in the night sky the Argus Station, its twin smelting plants like glowing eyes, looks down on nightmare Earth. From Argus the Committee keep an oppressive control: citizens are watched by cams systems and political officers, it's a world inhabited by shepherds, reader guns, razor birds and t
The Departure
β Scribed by Asher, Neal
- Book ID
- 107757611
- Publisher
- Tor
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 413 KB
- Series
- Owner 1
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781597804486
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
TWO WORLDS, ONE ENEMY
Earth
An overpopulated world is under the brutal, high-tech thumb of the Committee. Towering robot shepherds, pain-inducers, and reader guns maintain control over masses of zero-asset citizens, but for the elite this not enough. Twelve billion must human beings must die before the Earth can be stabilized, and the Argus satellite laser network is almost ready.
Waking in a crate destined for an incinerator, Alan Saul remembers only pain and his torturerβs face. But he has company: Janus, a rogue AI inhabiting the forbidden hardware in his skull. Saul intends to stop Argus and get his revenge on the Committeeβonce he finds out who he used to be.
Mars.
Abandoned by the Committee, the Antares Base faces extinction. The colonists there will not be returning to Earth nor will they be receiving any additional supplies or support. Unless they are very ingenious, they will run out of resources and be dead within five years.
As if thatβs not dire enough, Varalia Delex finds herself caught in a violent power struggle with the baseβs ruthless political officersβwho see everyone else as expendable. As spilled blood turns the Red Planet even redder, Var discovers that Mars holds very new and interesting ways to die
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