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Print Length: 304 pages
Publisher: John Joseph Adams/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (June 11, 2019)
Publication Date: June 11, 2019
Sold by: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Language: English
ASIN: B07FKD6GH9

Praise for REENTRY

"It's good to consider the AI possibilities ahead. Peter Cawdron's REENTRY is a marvelous read but also an intriguing scenario for what might go on within the superintelligences." ―Vernor Vinge, Hugo Award-winning author of A Fire Upon the Deep and A Deepness in the Sky

After almost dying on Mars, astronaut Liz Anderson returns to Earth, but not to a hero’s welcome. America is in turmoil. The war is over, but the insurgency has just begun. So while life on Mars may have been deadly, at least up there she knew who the enemy was. Along with her, Liz has brought the remnants of the artificial intelligence that waged war on two planets. Buried somewhere deep within the cold electronic circuits lies the last vestiges of her dead partner Jianyu. Liz is torn, unsure whether he’s somehow still alive in electronic form or just a ploy by an adversary that will go to any length to win. Heartbroken and treated with suspicion, she finds herself caught up in the guerrilla war being waged on Earth, wondering if the AI threat is truly gone, or if it has only just begun.

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Ten quotes from REENTRY

1. War is the death of innocence.

2. Life is trusting that tomorrow will be brighter than today.

3. Peace isn’t the absence of war, it’s the antithesis.

4. At the end of World War II, the Allies had a choice—to allow Germany to disintegrate, to leave Japan to burn, to abandon Italy in ruins or to rebuild.

5. The horizon is an illusion, a boundary that exists only because of the observer.

6. Logic alone is not enough. We must see through each other’s eyes if we are to understand this frail, fleeting reality called life.

7. The basis of all justice is the right to autonomy—the freedom to be ourselves.

8. We have a duty beyond mere existence—to bring light into the darkness.

9. What’s the greatest victory? Is it not to win a war without firing a single shot?

10. We like to think we’re in control of our own destiny, but we’re not. Our lives are governed by processes beyond our control. Every second, two million blood cells are born and die within your body regardless of anything you do.

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Peter Cawdron is an Australian science fiction author, making hard scifi easy to understand.

His debut novel Anomaly has gone on to sell over 75,000 copies around the world, while his zombie story What We Left Behind was selected by Kindle Scout for publication with Kindle Press.

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