Analog Heart
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So heavily augmented that heโs practically a robot himself, Bronson hunted robots for Cascade until he retired. His nanite augmentations are now coming to the end of their life cycle and Bronson's days are numbered.ย
But when Cascade engineer Isla Bligh comes to him for help, he decides to take on one last mission that goes against everything he believes: protecting a robot who shouldnโt exist from Cascadeโs next generation of hunters.ย
Ava is a new kind of synthetic human, appearing to be a flesh and blood in every way, but she represents the next step in human-robot evolution. Bronson wouldโve gleefully hunted her down himself โฆ before his retirement.ย
Too bad heโs desperate for money โ not to prolong his own pointless life, but to make amends ahead of his death.ย
Can Bronson overcome his own prejudices and smuggle Ava to safety under the noses of Cascadeโs best hunters?ย
Analog Heart is the gripping new stand-alone SciFi Thriller from Sawyer Black and Avery Blake. And you could be reading it now!
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Avery Blake is obsessed with all things sci-fi. She writes stories about the things that fascinate and occasionally terrify her and the potential futures humanity might have.
She expresses her hopes and fears through gripping tales where everyday people face extraordinary enemies, opportunities, and decisions. Her stories suck the reader into worlds where strange alien races have taken over, tech designed to make our world better gets out of hand, and robots make us question what it means to be human.ย
Youโll be hard pressed to find Avery, as sheโs always on the move, staying one step ahead of the tracking bots (that are coming soon, if not already here).
Sawyer Black writes dark and violent fiction for people who secretly love puppies and rainbows. In addition to being a U.S. Army veteran, heโs also a beardsman. In fact, thatโs where all his ideas come from. The beard. Speculative stories about struggle and triumph and brutal emotion, written mostly for his ideal reader, his wife of nearly twenty-five years. Heโs an independent woman who likes cigars and margaritas, and he holds the deep belief that the earth is round.
