Wakers

by Ron Collins

When the singularity comes, will we know?

It's the year 2372, and life is good. Autonomic intelligences do all the work.

Then long-dead multibillionaire Bexie Montgomery has his personality revived, and Kinji Hall, an ultra-creative designer, and Maine Parker, a love-struck, world class track star discover that all is not exactly as it seems. Then there's Tania, who just wants to have fun.

Life, Liberty, Justice, and Love: Can the four of them save the core of humanity?

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Published January 1, 2020

Reviews

[Charl · Rating 2 out of 5]

The book is so riddled with missing, misused or misspelled words that it was impossible to maintain immersion. Mr. Collins, if you paid an editor to proof this for you, you got ripped off. If you didn't, you should have. Every missing or misused word broke my immersion, catching my attention and making me consider how to correct it for a moment before I could go back to the story.

I liked the story, I liked the characters, and I loved the technical aspects of this future. I'd have enjoyed the book much more if I'd simply been able to relax and get into the story, but I have to dock it one star for the poor quality of the proofing that interfered with my enjoyment.