Antonio Moro lost everything to the Leviathan League. Now he's alone in a city on an Arctic island fighting the ruthless, global pirates with the chance to be the artist he always wanted to be. Unfortunately, he thinks it’s a cover story for his real purpose—spying on sympathizers.
When things look bleak, he discovers an unusual ally. His new personal assistant program, Par Augustus. It’s insolent, extroverted, moody, and a not-quite-legal nascent A. I.
Together they create a secret rebellion from unlikely recruits to defend the island from ideological pirates with entitlement and guns, and capitalist pirates with entitlement and money.
This title will be released on May 16, 2023.
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Rating: 3 Stars
My Review: This is one of those books for me that it was ok, but I don't think that I would ever reread it. It was really weird in some parts but good in others. I think that this will be one of those stories where you either love it or you don't. I enjoyed the characters for the most part. I just wished it was fleshed out more.
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