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Convergence, David M. Henley

Mary Woodbury

July 20, 2015

[Henley’s] world is set 150 years in the future, after the Earth has suffered devastating bouts of climate change and conflict. From this a new society has emerged, ruled by a World Union.

–The Australian

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3.9 rating based on 26 ratings (all editions)

ISBN-10: 0732295629
ISBN-13: 9780732295622
Goodreads: 25697683

Author(s):
David M. Henley
Publisher: HarperVoyager
Published: 6/1/2015

The epic conclusion to an explosive trilogy.

Benders. tappers. Robots. Clones.

As the Weave breaks down and Pierre Jnr's control over the population becomes complete, who - if anyone - will be able to stop him?

Star trek meets Akira in this futurist thriller about connectivity, control and artificial intelligence.


‘A fantastic look at the idea of human prejudice and fear ... another Peter F Hamilton or Daniel Suarez’ fantasybookreview.co.uk

'a far-sighted evolution of today's internet and social media...Henley's series is shaping up well and promises a suitably epic conclusion' George Williams, The Australian
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