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Adam


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2101. The asteroid Metis. A runner jogs along a silent tunnel, tracked by a pool of light. Then there's a noise, a low rumble, and in the distance, another light, which becomes two headlights moving fast, the lights of an enormous mining truck. Its cab is completely empty.

Ten years earlier, Victor and his wife created Adam, the world's first biological supercomputer. They dreamed of changing the world.

Now, Victor sleeps alone in a hospital corridor in the pollution-shrouded city of Missoula, Montana, his dreams in tatters.

He doesn't think his life could get any worse.

But then he's forced to return to Metis.

And when that mission becomes a desperate fight for survival amid the dark tunnels of the abandoned mine, he must finally confront the terrifying consequences of his past actions.

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ISBN-13: 9780994488718
ISBN-10: 0994488718
Pagini: 300
Dimensiuni: 133 x 203 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: James Bushill

Notă biografică

James was born in Windsor, England. After he left school, he studied film at a college in London, before transferring to Byron Bay for the final year of his degree. Once there, he fell in love, first with Australia, then with his future wife, and ended up staying for good. For the next few years, he dabbled in screenwriting, taking a course through UCLA and dreaming of Hollywood. But after finishing two screenplays, he realized that he'd rather write a book. Adam is that book. When he's not writing (or procrastinating), James works as a ferry deckhand in Brisbane, Queensland, where he lives with his long-suffering wife and their two cats, Molly and Huckleberry. After he moved to Byron Bay for the last year of his film degree, he fell in love with a girl and a country. Before long, that girl was his wife, and Australia was his home. James now works as a ferry deckhand in Brisbane, where he lives in a little weatherboard house with his long-suffering wife and their two cats, Molly and Huckleberry. The lines from the books of his childhood still resonate. And that's why he writes, in the hope that one day, one of his own books can affect a reader in the same way.