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In a future where advanced post‑humans have eradicated the Black Ep virus that nearly wiped out humanity, the human survivors who slept in cryo‑stasis during the epidemic are finally revived. They return to a society they hoped would be safer, only to find that the same hunger for power and control that drove their predecessors still dominates. This tense, science‑fiction thriller explores how humanity copes when its most dangerous technology is both our salvation and our curse.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Science Fiction/Cyberpunk
Authors: Nick Sagan
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