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Annulus
The technological singularity has begun.
In the late 21st Century, mankind trades in its flesh for regenerative bodies even as the Earth is scorched by the Sun. A mysterious movement seeks to hide psychological disorders that might prevent their own ascension on a space station encircling Earth.
Solari, a hard-hearted PSYOP officer, must find the source of this new illicit drug that interferes with the bureau's tracking. But when the drug causes already strange abilities to physically manifest into terror, she must form an alliance with an enemy to find a way to destroy them, and essentially herself.
In the late 21st Century, mankind trades in its flesh for regenerative bodies even as the Earth is scorched by the Sun. A mysterious movement seeks to hide psychological disorders that might prevent their own ascension on a space station encircling Earth.
Solari, a hard-hearted PSYOP officer, must find the source of this new illicit drug that interferes with the bureau's tracking. But when the drug causes already strange abilities to physically manifest into terror, she must form an alliance with an enemy to find a way to destroy them, and essentially herself.
220 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 29, 2017
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Gentry Race
19 books17 followersGentry Race Davidson is a VFX artist by day having worked at such studios as DreamWorks, Laika and Evil Eye Pictures. He continues to follow a passion of exploring the creative aspects of life by any medium that allows him to.
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April 11, 2019
After reading book 1 I feel the author finally settles into his maturity. Chapters felt longer and more fleshed out than the first. Characters are more determined. Also, the mystery behind the origin of the once mermaid elemental women are explored. Kudos to the AI. Haha. Very funny with her innuendos. Looking forward to seeing where the series goes from here.
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