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Artilect War #3
The Harvest of Souls
Few survived the Artilect War.
Those that did, are coming for us.
We left the Mainland, determined to make a new life for ourselves. Unfortunately, our enemy wants their property back. And to get it, they’ve joined forces with an old acquaintance who’s desperate to get under my skin.
Literally.
Our best chance to fight back is to find allies, but when a deadly search leads us to one of our own, we must convince him to risk more than just his own life to help us.
If humankind is to have a future, we need to finish what the war started—even if it means destroying everything we’ve tried to protect.
The time has come to reap what we’ve sowed.
The Harvest of Souls is the explosive final book in the Artilect War, a series for those who love fast-paced, post-apocalyptic science fiction about cyborgs, artilects, and the future of the human race!
Those that did, are coming for us.
We left the Mainland, determined to make a new life for ourselves. Unfortunately, our enemy wants their property back. And to get it, they’ve joined forces with an old acquaintance who’s desperate to get under my skin.
Literally.
Our best chance to fight back is to find allies, but when a deadly search leads us to one of our own, we must convince him to risk more than just his own life to help us.
If humankind is to have a future, we need to finish what the war started—even if it means destroying everything we’ve tried to protect.
The time has come to reap what we’ve sowed.
The Harvest of Souls is the explosive final book in the Artilect War, a series for those who love fast-paced, post-apocalyptic science fiction about cyborgs, artilects, and the future of the human race!
212 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 13, 2018
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About the author
A.W. Cross
26 books54 followersA.W. Cross is made of 100% star stuff. She write social science-fiction and futuristic fairy tale retellings and lives in the gorgeous wilds of Canada with her family and a deep nostalgia for the 80s.
She also writes books about living with chronic illness and IBD, and blogs on her IBD website, screamingmeemie.com.
Follow her on Twitter (@aw_cross), Facebook, or visit her website or IBD blog: screamingmeemie.com
She also writes books about living with chronic illness and IBD, and blogs on her IBD website, screamingmeemie.com.
Follow her on Twitter (@aw_cross), Facebook, or visit her website or IBD blog: screamingmeemie.com
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