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The Phoenix Code

by Catherine Asaro
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Description

Megan O'Flannery, an expert in robotics and Artificial Intelligence, is hired by a secret military-funded project that has created four self-aware androids. Only one of these androids has survived, and Megan finds herself in danger almost immediately, as she begins her work with the remaining android. Ander, as this android now calls himself, has the capabilities of a high-speed computer, superhuman reflexes and strength, the looks of an Adonis, and behaves like an angry, unpredictable adolescent. When an internationally renowned robotics genius, Raj Sundaram, is also hired for this project, Megan finds herself attracted to him but afraid that Raj may have a deadly agenda of his own. Added to her troubles is Ander's fierce animosity towards Raj. Kidnappings and pursuits by mercenaries ensue, and all three – Ander, Megan, the mysterious Raj – must fight for their survival, while Megan struggles to comprehend the nature and motives of her strange companions.

What it’s like

ViolenceGraphic
CombatSkirmish-Heavy
HorrorCreepy
SpiceFade-to-Black

Details

First published
November 2000
Pages
352
Reading time
About 7 hours
Format
Novel
Audience
Adult
Publisher
Spectrum Literary Agency, Inc.
ISBN
9781625780607
Series
Standalone

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