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Philip K. Dick Award Finalist
Scientist Peter Bernhardt has dedicated his life to nanotechnology, the science of manipulating matter on the atomic scale. As the founder of Biogineers, he is on the cusp of revolutionizing brain therapies with microscopic nanorobots that will make certain degenerative diseases become a thing of…
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I was only 10% into this book when I had to pause and catch my breath—so much had happened already!
I was sucked straight in and sent on a roller coaster ride as the action ripped through the pages, pushing the characters into precarious situations and edge-of-your-seat cliffhangers. All this while surfing advanced technology like nano-bots and computer brain interfaces, in a speculative fiction whirlwind, complete with secret societies, betrayal, subterfuge, mystery, and many points of no return.
Manney’s writing is vivid, strong and doesn’t pull any punches. When I put the book down, I had to take…
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