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Cyber Hunter Origins #2

Echoes of Silence

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She knows her humanity is more than skin-deep. Now she has to prove it—and risk losing everything.

Betrayed, injured, and alone in an unfamiliar city, newly awakened cyborg Treeka needs to escape her captors. They left Meeka, her wounded twin sister, to die in the streets. Treeka will do anything to prevent that outcome… even bargain empty-handed with the local mob.

Her next find a means to repair Meeka’s cybernetic implants. Unfortunately, her weakened state leaves Treeka vulnerable, and someone kidnaps her and brings her to the back-alley clinic of Doc Chop, a “cyberdoc” who claims to repair damaged cyborg components. Treeka suspects the cure might be worse than the disease and bolts before he can experiment on her, and she renews her focus on her twin.

Initially, Meeka’s condition improves. Then rumors of dark market implants and sickened patients reach the media, and Treeka’s unease morphs into alarm as her sister’s condition takes a dangerous, terrifying turn.

The criminal underworld hasn’t forgotten about the debt the cyborg owes them, either. Treeka vows not to exchange one corrupt master for another, but she’s low on options and people to trust. Somehow, Treeka has to undo the damage to Meeka’s implants and save the part of her that makes her the sibling she once was—and not lose her own body and soul in the process. Find out in Echoes of Silence , the latest installment in the cyberpunk Cyber Hunter Origins series. If you like Ghost in the Shell or John Wick then you will love Echoes of Silence .

Order today by clicking the buy now button. Includes scenes of intense action, violence and some strong sexual content and is recommended for mature readers .

162 pages, Paperback

Published June 23, 2021

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D.B. Goodin

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D. B. Goodin has had a passion for writing since grade school. After publishing several non-fiction books, Mr. Goodin ventured into the craft of fiction to teach Cybersecurity concepts in a less intimidating fashion. Mr. Goodin works as a Principal Cybersecurity Analyst for a major software company based in Silicon Valley and holds a Masters in Digital Forensic Science from Champlain College.

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Author 96 books688 followers
January 24, 2022
This is a hard book to read because our three anime cyborg superchicks find themselves in absolutely horrifying situations. Damaged, separated, and prone to finding themselves in the hands of awful people--this is a book that has a lot of things that may bother readers. It doesn't get graphically into the details of what can, could, and almost happens but needless to say there's a lot of sadistic evil doers out there who our (anti)heroines find themselves in the clutches of.

If you can look over that and I certainly do then you have a fascinating neon and rain soaked cyber future about them trying to figure out how to escape. If I had to describe D.B Goodin's Cyber Hunter series, it'd be if someone managed to combine Ghost in the Shell, a colorful magical girl anime, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. If that sounds like an eccentric combination of hardcore R-rated crime and violence with beautiful blue-haired cyber-dolls then you'd be 100% right.

It might not be for everyone but it definitely has its interest for me and I suspect a lot more of the audience. Solid writing and characterization for those who like dark and gritty storytelling with colorful supertech. Like the fact Evangelion is about Shinji's horrifying emotional abuse as well as mecha. I have already picked up the sisters' next adventure.
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455 reviews4 followers
July 7, 2021
Very good read love the story my nerdy gamer/anime self is happy I got this book for free and honest review
Profile Image for Jeremy Wright.
Author 7 books44 followers
July 7, 2021
Could be better.

This book needs some polishing up. Not a bad story overall. The series could be a lot more than it is by removing much of the unnecessary violence, which does little for the story momentum. It has its moments of fun sci-fi storytelling.
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May 16, 2022
Our heroine is trying to save her sister, but as both of them are cyborgs, it is hard to find someone to trust. Indeed, they certainly run into more people that mean them harm than any others. This forces our heroine to take a dark path herself.

This is book two of the series. While it is a continuation of the first book, it actually does pretty well as a standalone. The essential parts are covered early on.

This is a dark science fiction story with some very questionable characters doing decidedly dark things. That being said, the story is well written although not always easy to read. Between a complex plot and a fair amount of violence and other dark elements, this story is not for everyone. But those that are interested will find an intriguing look into cyborg technology. I found the story to be very engrossing and I look forward to exploring the other books in the series.

Recommended.

I received an ARC from Hidden Gems for review purposes.
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