Quantum Beginnings
Entangled Fates, Book 1
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Joe Kuster
Artificial intelligence (AI) was nearly mankind’s last invention. AI took off like a rocket, then when it racked up an impressive death toll, it crashed before it could blossom and took most high-tech industries with it. Resistance and fears became deep-set.
Two decades after the infamous Rev. 4.6 incidents, humanity hasn’t quit dreaming of the wealth and power that could be at their fingertips. A new generation of mega corporations rose from the ashes. When one melds a quantum computer to a barely functional mental patient as a PR move, there are those who seek to profit, those who want to destroy it, and Alex.
Alex Sage is a typical college student trying to keep up his grades and, maybe, find a meaningful connection with the fairer sex. Then, an automated semi crashes into his home, killing his family and turning his head into a pincushion in the process.
Alex awakens to find most of his memories gone and an illegal AI hidden in his brain implant. Now the pet project of a tech billionaire and heavily in debt, Alex struggles to stay valuable enough to be kept online. Still grappling with the repercussions of his injuries and threats from a dangerous anti-augmentation political movement, there are no easy answers, and threats loom around every corner. Alex must use whatever resources he can to escape from under the thumb of a ruthless corporation, while keeping those he comes to love safe.
Disclaimer: This book embraces cyberpunk ideology in parts. Expect sex, drugs, and anarchy against the establishment. It embraces an antihero protagonist and is not fade to black.
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But there is WAY too much sexy time in this. A whole chapter is just them having sex... and it is completely unnecessary for the general story. The book may almost be put into the "Harem Fantasy"-novel category...
[Minor and very superficial spoilers]
There is very very little adversity and it mostly feels like a teenage boy's fantasy... "what if I had an imaginary friend that turns out to be a virtual lady? And that nurse? Totally has the hots for me. And any other lady I meet? TOTALLY have the hots for me. And my girlfriend? Totally a polyamorous bisexual that loves the idea of me doing another lady.
And then I get a house and all the hot ladies I meet move in with me.
And any time there is emotional trouble brewing, I make a funny joke and everybody laughs and we hug.
Near-future Scifi + too much sexy times
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