A. I. Uprising

Valyien #4

by James David Victor

It’s bad enough when there’s only one Artificial Intelligence determined to take over the galaxy!
A far-future space opera series from #1 Bestselling author James David Victor

The Mercury Blade and its crew have had just about enough of advanced alien technology. When a new breed of A.I. enters the fray, they are forced to stop them before they join with the ancient alien Artificial Intelligence and enslave humanity…or worse. The only problem is that they must trust another A.I. Can they succeed or will they find out they have been manipulated the whole time?

A. I. Uprising is the fourth book in the exciting Valyien series. If you like fast paced space adventure, the rogue crew of the Mercury Blade will keep you entertained for hours.

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148 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 15, 2018

About the author

James David Victor is the pen name used by science fiction and fantasy author David J. VanBergen Jr. for co-authored projects. It is his way of sharing more stories with you than he could write by himself.

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Reviews

[Ron · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great adventure with the crew of the mercury blade this one is non stop action with Captain El discovering more about the device which has attached itself to his right arm. Alpha starts to make his move and Ponos sends the Mercury Blade to try and convince the other A.Is to join him

[Kandy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series just keeps on getting better and better. So descriptive and well written and it keeps you wanting to read late into the night. Love it!

[Bill · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent addition to the series

[Paul · Rating 5 out of 5]

good read

[Marti · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book felt like a place holder. Lots of descriptive filler but the plot hardly moved forward at all. If Captain El doesn’t mature soon, I’m giving up.