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Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Thriller / suspense, Science fiction
The exhilarating conclusion to the dystopian thriller series which started with Inscape, described as 'chillingly plausible' by Claire North.
THE SAFETY OF INTECH'S RESIDENTS IS PARAMOUNT.
INSURRECTION WILL NOT BE TOLERATED.
Tanta and Cole may have stopped the mass murder of InTech's residents, but the cost was severe. Despite their efforts, Harlow 2.0 - the update to InTech's mind-based operating system - fed out. Now its citizens are compliant zombies, and Tanta and her crew are trapped underground.
All except for Fliss, who has no system to update. She alone can go outside, and it's Fliss the crew are relying on to help get them out.
For only then can they dismantle the damage Harlow 2.0 has done. If Tanta, Cole and InTech's residents are to truly be free, it needs to be destroyed. But Tanta knows that task will put her on a collision course with the corporation that raised her, her oldest friends, and the woman who was once her soulmate.
And this last mission might ask more of her than she's able to give.
'Deft satire' New Scientist
'A whip-smart science fiction thriller' The Eloquent Page
More books by Louise Carey
Praise for Downfall: The breakneck conclusion to the gripping cyberthriller series
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A total blast. Calling Hollywood: here's your next big streaming hit - Joe Hill on Inscape
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A page-turning thriller - Guardian on Inscape
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Louise Carey's dystopian future is chillingly plausible - Claire North on Inscape
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A propulsive plot filled with great twists and reversals - SFX
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Deft satire - New Scientist
Louise Carey
Louise Carey is a fantasy and science-fiction author. She has co-written two novels for Gollancz, The City of Silk and Steel and The House of War and Witness, as well as a graphic novel, Confessions of a Blabbermouth, for DC Comics. She co-runs the Dungeons & Dragons blog Tabletop Tales. Louise lives in Welwyn Garden City with her partner. When she's not writing, she can usually be found playing board games, reading horror, or DMing for a group of rowdy but well-intentioned adventurers.
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