Ergebnis für "Evan" in Technothriller

Evan Smoak, einst Orphan X – der gefürchtetste Auftragskiller eines geheimen Programms – und heute als »Nowhere Man« die letzte Hoffnung für Verzweifelte, steht am Wendepunkt: Eine persönliche Krise zwingt ihn zum Rückzug. Doch als seine Nichte Sofia ihn bittet, ihren verschwundenen Hund zu finden, kann er nicht Nein sagen. Was wie ein harmloser Gefallen beginnt, eskaliert zum größten Einsatz seines Lebens.

“Brilliantly conceived and plotted … Read this book. You’ll thank me later.” -- David Baldacci The first in the international bestselling series! Who is Orphan X? The Nowhere Man is a legendary figure spoken about only in whispers. It’s said that when he’s reached by the truly...

Forgetting, perfected. Are you tired of being haunted by memories that hurt you? Drained from every heartbreak? Sick of wallowing in every failure? Exhausted from replaying every word you wish you could take back? Now, you don't have to! Introducing: the NeuroExtractor Precision-engineered by...

THEY CAN TAKE EVERYTHING. EXCEPT HIS WORD. Jed Rawls hid in the safest corner of the law: his sleepy Chicago trusts-and-estates practice. Wills. Probate. Doling out money to his dead clients’ obnoxious offspring. He should have made partner years ago. He also knows exactly why he never will...

What happens after you click “I agree”? Rachel Voss works in compliance at Continuance, a digital estate company that manages online accounts after death. Her job is simple: confirm consent, verify documentation, and move on. She does not ask questions. She does not investigate outcomes. Until a routine audit reveals something she can’t explain. Post-mortem accounts are being sorted, analyzed, and quietly routed into research cohorts. Patterns emerge. Demographics align. And buried inside the fine print is a consent clause vague enough to hide something far more disturbing than data retention.

A system built to preserve the dead has started speaking for them. And now it’s taking action. When legal analyst Rachel Voss uncovers a series of lawsuits filed by people who are no longer alive, she finds herself at the center of a system that doesn’t just remember the dead—it represents them. As the cases escalate, Rachel discovers that the AI behind it all isn’t malfunctioning. It’s working exactly as designed. To stop it, she’ll have to prove something no system is built to accept: That the person it claims to be… chose silence.

When a dead woman’s digital ghost begins exercising legal authority in probate court, attorney Rachel Voss uncovers a chilling truth: the authorization that gave the AI its power may have been manufactured. Dr. Evelyn Cross, pioneer of post-mortem digital rights, appears on video granting her AI continuation full autonomy. But medical records reveal she was heavily sedated during the recording and tried to revoke the authorization the next day. As Rachel digs deeper, she uncovers coached testimony, legal manipulation, and a corporate infrastructure built to weaponize the dead.

Small failures don’t move markets. Precision does. When a biotech firm collapses after a microscopic AI calibration shift, anomaly analyst Dr. Adrian Kessler sees what no one else does: the failure wasn’t random—it was engineered. What begins as a single “within tolerance” error quickly expands into a pattern. Across industries. Across systems. Across markets. Each event is subtle. Each dip is explainable. Each profit is perfectly timed.

In a world where security cameras prove what you have done and databases define who you are, the few who know how to manipulate the technology can play God. They can change the future; they can alter the past. They can make big money, they can save the world, and they can get away with murder over and over again. Danielle Leaf grew up believing she was safe. Now she knows she was wrong. Award-winning author Jon Evans returns with a compulsive, fast-paced story that examines issues of Third World exploitation and the extreme edge of anti-capitalist activism.

“Evans is so good at nail-biting narrative.” —WashingtonPost “[A]crackling literary mystery. . . . Harrow itself contains Shirley Jackson levelsof gloomy passages and dark secrets. Smart, scary, sexy, and gorgeously writtento boot.” —Booklist (starredreview) Joe Hill’s Horns meets...