The Network Apostate - Tj Relk
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The Network saved us All we had to do was believe As political leaders ignore a perfect storm of existential threats, Earth teeters on collapse. Global elites seize control following the 2028 U.S. election, creating a utopia run by the Goliath Network AI. The masses trade truth and humanity for comfort and security. But Jane can't shake the feeling something is horribly wrong. She's old enough to remember l ... Full description
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The Network saved us All we had to do was believe As political leaders ignore a perfect storm of existential threats, Earth teeters on collapse. Global elites seize control following the 2028 U.S. election, creating a utopia run by the Goliath Network AI. The masses trade truth and humanity for comfort and security. But Jane can't shake the feeling something is horribly wrong. She's old enough to remember life before the transition, aware enough to know what we've lost, and just altruistic enough to conspire to get it back. And now it's personal-they lied about her brother's death in the forever war. As she digs deeper, Jane finds herself in a race to preserve the evaporating evidence of Goliath's lies, and prove David yet lives, before the Network silences her forever. In this gripping Literary Titan award-winning prequel to the Sins of the Saviors, Jane is torn between her tortured convictions to expose the Network and a gnawing desire to embrace it. Before she enlists others in a dangerous fight, she will need to convince herself that free will is worth risking paradise.