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Sebastian has become quite the bore and the Global AI is prepared for him. Follow him on an unexpected whirlwind day while he grapples with the choice of succumbing to the Global AI or fighting for control over his own life. Dee joins Sebastian to show him what he could be missing if he chooses the Global AI.
SELECTED is the first book in The GAI Chronicles series. It can be read as a standalone book.
SELECTED is the first book in The GAI Chronicles series. It can be read as a standalone book.
56 pages, Paperback
Published June 9, 2021
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August 22, 2021
Very engaging! Hoping it is the first in a series - I'm interested in the main character and his life.
April 29, 2024
What an awesome and unique concept!
This is an incredible story on taking control of your life. In modern day, with so much of our world focused on the ritualistic habits that make up our day to day lives, this book challenges that. There was a sense of self discovery and perhaps even a little redemption, especially for the main character, Seb.
There are some powerful elements in this book that, without giving away spoilers, will really make you think. The world Lynch has molded is not so far from the very world we are living in, which makes a story like this feel very real.
The writing is engaging, flawless, and witty. But all deeply intertwined with the theme of humanity. I highly recommend this book!
This is an incredible story on taking control of your life. In modern day, with so much of our world focused on the ritualistic habits that make up our day to day lives, this book challenges that. There was a sense of self discovery and perhaps even a little redemption, especially for the main character, Seb.
There are some powerful elements in this book that, without giving away spoilers, will really make you think. The world Lynch has molded is not so far from the very world we are living in, which makes a story like this feel very real.
The writing is engaging, flawless, and witty. But all deeply intertwined with the theme of humanity. I highly recommend this book!
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