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The Final System

De : Anthony Tardiff
Lu par : Graham Halstead, Ferdelle Capistrano
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A vigilante hacker and a young politician must risk everything to destroy a chilling new advancement in artificial intelligence in this action-packed science fiction thriller about the blurry boundary between human and machine.

Decades ago, the Cybercrash destroyed the internet, and almost destroyed the nation. From the ashes rose OverNet, a new realm of cybersecurity created by tech genius Dr. Andrew Norman.

But gamer Jason Cromartie witnesses a brutal side to Norman’s system when his twin sister becomes a casualty of its algorithmic choices. Now Jason will do anything to bring down the man he holds responsible, even become a “phreaker” working for a dangerous hacker ring via Sprite, his secretive handler.

For Chloe Dunne-Carr, an ambitious politician who has reaped only the benefits of OverNet despite being one of Norman’s staunchest opponents, the algorithm’s growing control means raising her daughter in a world that’s losing touch with its humanity.

When Norman unveils the Final System, a revolutionary Artificial General Intelligence set to impose a new world order, Jason and Chloe find themselves pawns in Norman’s twisted game of man versus technology. Now, may the best player win.

© 2026 by Anthony Tardiff. ℗ 2026 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Aventure Espionnage Espions et politique Militaire Science-fiction Technothrillers Thrillers et romans à suspense
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“An interesting look into a future where every aspect of human life is connected to and controlled by a network, and people have become deeply dependent on the ratings determined by these networks.” —Amy Van Epps, Director of Science and Engineering Services, Cabot Science Library, The Harvard Gazette

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