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Outfall
Your eye insert knows more about you than you. So does your fridge. And your lazy $10,000 robo-mutt.
Emma Jane Castle thought saving the world from a brain-freezing epidemic would mean some well-earned peace. Nope. She’s celebrating with friends under Reykjavík’s northern lights when she discovers the e-plague’s architect—a cryptic weirdo named Amistad—is still alive and creepier than ever.
Now backed by cultists, billionaires, and broken firewalls, Amistad hijacks the eyeGo network and turns it into a sci-fi privacy hellscape. People on Earth and Mars are hallucinating en masse. Secrets spill. Minds melt.
With her sharp instincts, stubborn grit, and a killer coat, Emma—a strong female lead in sci-fi—goes head-to-head against a spreading tech nightmare and the rise of a rogue A.I. dystopian thriller. She’ll need brains, backup, and one hell of a plan to stop this satirical dystopian sci-fi mess from consuming two planets.
The second book in The Wormholescope Chronicles, OUTFALL is a humorous science fiction tale with a sharp edge. Dark dystopian comedy and twisted futures.
Emma Jane Castle thought saving the world from a brain-freezing epidemic would mean some well-earned peace. Nope. She’s celebrating with friends under Reykjavík’s northern lights when she discovers the e-plague’s architect—a cryptic weirdo named Amistad—is still alive and creepier than ever.
Now backed by cultists, billionaires, and broken firewalls, Amistad hijacks the eyeGo network and turns it into a sci-fi privacy hellscape. People on Earth and Mars are hallucinating en masse. Secrets spill. Minds melt.
With her sharp instincts, stubborn grit, and a killer coat, Emma—a strong female lead in sci-fi—goes head-to-head against a spreading tech nightmare and the rise of a rogue A.I. dystopian thriller. She’ll need brains, backup, and one hell of a plan to stop this satirical dystopian sci-fi mess from consuming two planets.
The second book in The Wormholescope Chronicles, OUTFALL is a humorous science fiction tale with a sharp edge. Dark dystopian comedy and twisted futures.
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Tim Ruel
2 books9 followersTim Ruel has been a journalist in business news and legal news for fifteen years. Born, raised and latchkeyed in the odd galaxy of Portlandia, Oregonia. Tim took an interest in dreaming up science fiction as loony as life on Earth. He cherishes Miles Davis, Stone Roses, GoGo Penguin, Tchaikovsky, Dexter Gordon, Ladytron, The Cure, Chemical Brothers, John Coltrane, Tom Petty, and Cocteau Twins.
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