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The Rapture Effect

Jeffrey A. Carver

Narrador Stefan Rudnicki

Editorial: Starstream Publications

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Sinopsis

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War between the stars... 
It was started and fought by an AI. Few humans even knew there was a war at all. But now people are dying—and the AI wants it to stop. But a war is easier to start than to stop, and the computer can't alter its course without outside help. When the Gnostic Control System searches for co-conspirators, it chooses its friends carefully.Pali: a brooding public relations director.Ramo: a flamboyant senso-dancer, who prefers a musical jamdam to serious conversation.Sage: a systems designer for whom the AI rapture-field is realer than life.And three of the alien Ell: Harybdartt, who would rather die with dignity than betray his people; Lingrhetta, who tries to unravel the meaning of human dance and music, pain and love; and Moramaharta, the binder, who must persuade his fellow decision-makers to risk everything for the sake of a fragile bridge of understanding across the stars. 
A thought-provoking novel from the award-winning author of Eternity’s End and The Chaos Chronicles, and recipient of the Frank Herbert Lifetime Achievement Award for science fiction writing. 
REVIEWS: 
“The story is meaty and satisfying. I enjoyed this one greatly.” —Analog Science Fiction 
“An absorbing, suspenseful novel of first contact and interstellar war. It’s a complex book, requiring concentration from the reader, and is well worth the effort.”—Aboriginal SF 
“A lively dance of ideas—first contact, interstellar war, artificial intelligence, alien culture—and it moves at a rapid pace, from Earth through cyberspace to the Horsehead Nebula, and various points between. It’s well-worth the trip ticket.” —Roger Zelazny
Duración: alrededor de 13 horas (13:17:12)
Fecha de publicación: 15/11/2024; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —