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Leah King #3
The Girl in the Machine
For teenager Leah King, the war against the authoritarian Transport Agency is personal. With her home destroyed and her family dead, only TRACE gives her life any meaning. Under the mentorship of Sergeant Alice Williams, she’s learning how to travel through the virtual reality networks and is finally discovering her place in this dangerous new world.
But a key TRACE operative has been captured. With TRACE leadership reluctant to act, Alice, Leah and the rest of their squad are forced to take matters into their own hands and attempt a rescue.
The mission brings Leah face to face with a new and deadly enemy, who just may hold the secrets to her past. But time is running out, and Leah will be forced to risk everything to find the answers she needs.
The Hunger Games meets William Gibson in the final part of this gripping science fiction trilogy, set in the world of Michael Bunker’s Pennsylvania.
But a key TRACE operative has been captured. With TRACE leadership reluctant to act, Alice, Leah and the rest of their squad are forced to take matters into their own hands and attempt a rescue.
The mission brings Leah face to face with a new and deadly enemy, who just may hold the secrets to her past. But time is running out, and Leah will be forced to risk everything to find the answers she needs.
The Hunger Games meets William Gibson in the final part of this gripping science fiction trilogy, set in the world of Michael Bunker’s Pennsylvania.
268 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 17, 2017
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About the author
Philip Harris
34 books57 followersPhilip Harris is a speculative fiction author and video game developer. Originally born near Oxford, England, he now lives on the West Coast of Canada where he spends his days developing video games and his nights writing speculative fiction - anything from horror to science fiction to fantasy.
His first publication, Letter From a Victim, appeared in the award winning magazine, Peeping Tom, in 1995. Since then he has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies including Garbled Transmissions, So Long, and Thanks for All The Brains and James Ward Kirk's Best of Horror 2013.
He has also worked as security for Darth Vader.
His science fiction novel, Glitch Mitchell and the Unseen Planet is a homage to the old Buster Crabbe Flash Gordon serials has just been released.
You can find free fiction and his blog at his website.
His first publication, Letter From a Victim, appeared in the award winning magazine, Peeping Tom, in 1995. Since then he has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies including Garbled Transmissions, So Long, and Thanks for All The Brains and James Ward Kirk's Best of Horror 2013.
He has also worked as security for Darth Vader.
His science fiction novel, Glitch Mitchell and the Unseen Planet is a homage to the old Buster Crabbe Flash Gordon serials has just been released.
You can find free fiction and his blog at his website.
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May 22, 2017
This was a very intense, a bit Matrix like, action packed book 3 in a trilogy. I had a blast reading all three.
May 1, 2020
Very Satisfying Finale!
Be prepared for the ride of your life! Fantastic battles, torture of the most devastating kind. New characters and old ones. Answers to questions that were not seen before. All the way through Leah fights to survive. And the ending? Bitter sweet I think!
Be prepared for the ride of your life! Fantastic battles, torture of the most devastating kind. New characters and old ones. Answers to questions that were not seen before. All the way through Leah fights to survive. And the ending? Bitter sweet I think!
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews