Francis Morrow is the author of three novels, THE DECEASED (2019), COLLISION (2020), THE KING’S AUTOMATA (2021), and one collection of short stories, RIOT TOUR (2020). Before embarking on his writing journey, he worked in the energy industry and technology investment. In his stories, he aims to humanise high concepts. Themes that run through his work include: the rise of the tech industry, climate change, artificial intelligence and machine ethics. He never knowingly misses an opportunity to insert a lengthy monologue and/or a ‘bit of the old ultraviolence’. His influences include the works of Philip K. Dick and Ray Bradbury, and the movies of Paul Verhoeven and Ridley Scott. He lives in London, England.
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Terror from the skies of California, and many unsuspecting people are in it's crosshairs. This is not a bad read. Good character development, well written, and plenty of action. Though a bit long and drawn out. And though the story takes place in America, the author wrote the book with many a British jargon which made for some things difficult to understand for us American readers. Nevertheless, I will likely read more by this author.
I thought this book dragged out a lot before the ending. Thats why i gave it the rating I did. The ending was good. But the middle parts could have been shorter. I also would have liked the author to spell out the abbreviations they used just once. I was confused on some. And also I had to get use to the UK spelling of some words. That took a while. But for a free book, this one wasn't bad.