Language: English
Auxiliary is gripping Richard K. Morgan’s Altered Carbon William Gibson’s Neuromancer and bleakly atmospheric—ideal for fans of cyberpunk classics like the Blade Runner movies and the Netflix original series Black Mirror. This book is for anyone who likes reading about: Augmented reality Virtual reality Artificial intelligence Noir fiction Detective fiction Cyberpunk fiction Human augmentation Conspiracies Dark fiction Dark science fiction unpredictable
Publisher: TCK Publishing
Published: Apr 30, 2020
Description:
The silicon revolution left Dremmler behind. But a good detective is never obsolete. Through the glittering urban wonderland of the future prowls Carl Dremmler, police detective—one of the few jobs better suited to meat than machine in 2039. His latest case: a murder suspect caught literally red-handed. The investigation seems open and shut, but the tech-wary detective can’t help but believe the accused’s bizarre story: that his robotic arm committed the grisly crime, not him. An advanced prosthetic, controlled by a chip in his skull. A chip controlled by TIM. TIM: The Imagination Machine. The silicon god of the UK. The omnipresent AI that drives every car, cooks every meal, and plans every second of human life in London. But if the accused murderer’s story is true, then TIM’s compromised … and Dremmler’s in horrible danger. TIM’s systems were supposed to be impregnable. Un-hackable. Perfect. Only somebody very powerful could bend the AI to their will. Somebody with ambitions. Somebody willing to kill to keep their secrets. If Dremmler’s going to crack this case, he’ll need to question everything he thinks he knows—and face down every terror 2039 has to offer.