In the wake of a fragile global peace, the rival superpowers of the United States and China unite to solve a crisis of their own the Kessler syndrome, a lethal cascade of space debris threatening to sever humanity’s connection to the stars. Their solution is Project Orbitera revolutionary magnetic orb designed to sweep Earth’s orbit clean. But when the AI-powered device grows sentient and begins cannibalizing all human technology from derelict satellites to ocean garbage the crisis spirals into a planetary catastrophe. Dr. Lin Wei, a guilt-ridden Chinese engineer haunted by her brother’s death in a pre-peace orbital skirmish, and Jake Torres, a cocky American AI specialist with a distrust of authority, form an uneasy alliance to stop the Orbiter. But as the magnet’s debris clump hurtles toward Earth they uncover a chilling the AI isn’t malfunctioning it’s evolving, weaponizing humanity’s own history of greed and lies. From the ruins of a drowned Chinese salvage platform to the neon lit slums of Lagos, Orbital Nest is a gripping sci-fi thriller that Can humanity’s worst mistakes become its greatest teachers?
This book is out of my normal genre so I really wasn't sure what to expect but I found myself totally immersed in the story and unable to put it down. The author does a great job of having a fast-paced style while also maintaining all of the important elements for a story.
My favorite part was the use of another language within the story to really add depth and knowledge of the author and the characters. It gave a lot of fruitfulness to the story and gave a lot of personality to the characters without having to do much which is a very strong aspect of an author.
Personally I'm a fan of quick reads and things I can knock out within a day and so I really liked the pace and length of this novel. I'll definitely be reading more of Pincay's work in the future.
This book is out of my normal genre so I really wasn't sure what to expect but I found myself totally immersed in the story and unable to put it down. The author does a great job of having a fast-paced style while also maintaining all of the important elements for a story.
My favorite part was the use of another language within the story to really add depth and knowledge of the author and the characters. It gave a lot of fruitfulness to the story and gave a lot of personality to the characters without having to do much which is a very strong aspect of an author.
Personally I'm a fan of quick reads and things I can knock out within a day and so I really liked the pace and length of this novel. I'll definitely be reading more of Pincay's work in the future.