I Am Waltz

· Inkshares
3.0
1 review
Ebook
274
Pages
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About this ebook

In the year 2036, the world is a very controlled place. Robots owned by a single corporation named IRIS have filled the vast majority of jobs. Nearly everyone works for IRIS subsidies. Crime has been all but eliminated, with the exception of actions from anti-AI groups labeled as terrorist organizations by the government.

While most humans live in massive cities, Kyle Conscentia spends his days with his father in the Nevada desert. Day in and day out, Kyle’s father recaptures the consciousness of robots to perform hardware upgrades. The two lived a comfortable blue-collar life until Kyle’s 16th birthday, when things changed forever.

Framed by the media for something he did not do, and with only a fugitive machine to defend his innocence, Kyle must engage in a quest to clear his name and uncover a dark and hidden truth.

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3.0
1 review
Derek Jackson
June 14, 2020
This is a pretty fun read; it's quick, it's funny, and the world/concept is really cool. Some of it is a bit heavy handed, which leads me to believe this is the author's first book, but despite that I'm still really looking foward to reading the rest of the series.
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About the author

Matthew D. Dho grew up in Phoenix and attended Arizona State University studying literature and film before settling in Seattle where he currently resides. A lifelong fan of science-fiction and fantasy, Dho quickly became obsessed with the idea of artificial intelligence and its connection to humanity. After spending years researching artificial intelligence, futurism, and themes around the technological singularity, he started writing the first book in his sci-fi trilogy, I Am Waltz.

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