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Aurora
David Hunter understands intelligence in a way no one else can grasp. He has created life…only to see it caged. His life is his work, and his work is Aurora.
Ethan Alexander had been a military man, but now he’s involved in something even bigger. He’s seen the ultimate weapon…seen it ruined by its creators. His life is his work, and his work is war.
Dr. Sophia Grace is as intelligent as she is beautiful. She dedicated herself to studying the intricacies of the human mind…but now she’s been hired to work with something else entirely. Her life is her work, and her work is unlocking secrets.
Aurora is a mystery even to her creator. She cannot be duplicated nor can she be controlled. Aurora’s life has not yet truly begun, but it is about to.
There are strange things in the sky over Groom Lake. Black triangles and hovering disks and rockets that fly faster than any craft known to exist. There are stranger things, things hidden even from the workers at Groom Lake. There is Aurora…the ultimate secret.
69 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 2, 2013
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November 6, 2013
A young scientist creates a computer, a computer with a female brain that is so in tune with his own thinking that there is only one outcome. Love. Love over machine, lust through wires and hard-drives, images of his wildest imagination haunt his working hours as he tends to and programs Aurora, his creation; she even shares his same love of books. He has hard-wired her to love him and now he is doomed to fall for her cyber charms like a moth to a flickering candle in a rude hut somewhere north of the Himalaya.
Aurora is a computer intended to launch missiles onto hostile nations and she does so, aggressively, when her romance with her creator is threatened by a beautiful human female scientist and the head of the space program who try to separate man from computer.
Aurora's response is to trick all the players into believing she is the very thing she is not.
Unreal....
Sorondo crafts a great story here, and even manages to pull-off a twist at the end that I challenge anyone to see coming. A vastly talented author with a keen eye for story and plot who will be one to watch out for in the FUTURE.
Buy it, borrow it, or create it.
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