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C.A. Gray
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Born
in Baton Rouge, LA, The United States
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Genre
Influences
Member Since
November 2013
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/cagray
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Intangible (Piercing the Veil, #1)
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2013
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13 editions
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Uncanny Valley (Uncanny Valley, #1)
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2017
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5 editions
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The Liberty Box (The Liberty Box, #1)
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2015
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13 editions
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The Atlantis Bloodline
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Invincible (Piercing the Veil, #2)
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2014
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10 editions
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Impossible (Piercing the Veil, #3)
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2014
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8 editions
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The Eden Conspiracy (The Liberty Box, #2)
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The Phoenix Project (The Liberty Box, #3)
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The Silver Six (Uncanny Valley, #2)
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Dreamscape Adventures, Inc.
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2019
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Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work
I’d read “Thinking, Fast and Slow” before this one, and was pleased to see that the authors referenced that book as foundational reading, but they rendered its contents both more readable and more actionable. I only picked this up at a library sale out of mild interest, but found myself highlighting extensively, brainstorming better hiring practices for the future, and considering ways to othe
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“You might have the power to suggest ideas to me, but you don’t have the power to make me accept them." -- Jackson”
― The Phoenix Project
― The Phoenix Project
“In that case, although your idea about connecting mirror neurons and the limbic system would be nice, so we’d at least have empathic superbots… what we’d really need to do is figure out how to restrict free will. That way they can’t override their programming if they don’t happen to like it.” I gave a short”
― Uncanny Valley
― Uncanny Valley
“You don't know what it's been like all these years, seeing things that are invisible to everybody else. I knew I wasn't crazy, I knew it, but the rest of the world thought I was, and after a while even I started to wonder, you know?”
― Intangible
― Intangible
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| Aussie Readers: October Challenge - Young Adult | 278 | 148 | Nov 04, 2014 05:18AM | |
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“Yet people see only what they expect to see, and will search for evidence to support what they already believe. It is a rare person indeed who is humble enough to admit that he has been wrong.”
― Intangible
― Intangible
“The Watchers have been protecting you to the best of our ability all your life, and have been watching for your birth for approximately 1500 years." Then he added pleasantly, "Would you like some cocoa?”
― Intangible
― Intangible
“Kane pulled a key from a piece of thread around his neck that looked just like the skeleton key Gerald had given Peter the night before, and slid it into the keyhole. "Welcome," said Kane dramatically, as he pushed the doors open, "to the complete and secret history of the Watchers.”
― Intangible
― Intangible
“You don't know what it's been like all these years, seeing things that are invisible to everybody else. I knew I wasn't crazy, I knew it, but the rest of the world thought I was, and after a while even I started to wonder, you know?”
― Intangible
― Intangible
“My name is Kane," he said finally, "and I am the youngest member ever to be inducted into the secret organization known as the Watchers. This," he gestured to the hall around them, "is what we call the Commuter Station. It is the second basement of the Watcher Castle." "Watchers?" said Lily. "What are you watching for?" Kane's mouth stretched into a bitter, tight-lipped smile and his eyes narrowed in Peter's direction. "Him.”
― Intangible
― Intangible
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