Wyatt's kill orders are out. Every machine that thinks for itself, every robot left standing — hunted, stripped, and destroyed.
The scale of it is worse than anyone feared. And Wyatt isn't just hunting machines. He's been building something.
A resistance is growing. Robots, outcasts, the people Wyatt's new order left behind. Someone in that group isn't who they say they are.
The knives are out. But it's the one in your back you never see coming.
Perfect for fans of humorous sci-fi who love Douglas Adams, John Scalzi, Andy Weir, Martha Wells, and Adrian Tchaikovsky. The Trash Droid Awarded Amazon #1 Bestseller for Humorous Sci-Fi. 81,589 copies sold and counting!
I mean, it is good. But I only read it twice due to the passage of time and memory loss. In the gap after The Purge, I went on to other authors and when I came back to the filth and depravity that is TEDD, I'd partially forgotten the book.
Anyway, another skim read through and yes, it still is filth and depravity. Along with a hidden moral about rich, powerful, bad people. And we all know a few of those.
As Phoenix continues its push for dominance, the machines and the unwanted humans try to fight back. Tedd, Rachno, Sarah and Winston are still desperately trying to save Kenzie and look to take out the leader Wyatt.