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Memetic Drift

Sol Arbiter, Book 4

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Memetic Drift

By: J. N. Chaney, Jia Shen
Narrated by: Greg Tremblay
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In 2854, Section 9 uncovers the location of an illegal technology that could unmask a member of The Eleven, their mysterious enemy.

Tycho Barrett is grievously wounded during a mission to seize this technology from aboard a ship docked in a remote settlement on Europa, his life saved with cutting-edge cybernetic augmentation.

Tycho and Section 9 must now race against both time and a revenant from the past to recapture the ship and its cargo before the trail vanishes and The Eleven once again return to the shadows.

©2021 J.N. Chaney and Jia Shen (P)2021 Podium Audio
Cyberpunk Science Fiction Space Opera Space Fiction

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