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Name: Cyborg
Author: Martin Caidin

Martin Caidin, renowned for *Marooned* and *The Cape*, delivers a high‑adventure science fiction novel that blends espionage thrills with cutting‑edge bionic technology. The story centers on Lt. Col. Steve Austin, who, after his experimental M3F3 aircraft is destroyed in a violent desert crash, is salvaged by secret medical advances in bionics. Endowed with extraordinary physical abilities while remaining human, Austin turns into a formidable cyborg. The novel pits him against dangerous adversaries in a narrative that echoes the style and pace of classic James Bond adventures.

First publish date: 1972

Genre: Science Fiction/Military Science Fiction

Authors: Martin Caidin

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