The Chimera Code
by Wayne Santos
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Pub Date 10 Nov 2020 | Archive Date 13 Jul 2020
Rebellion | Solaris
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Description
Everything’s for hire – even magic.
If you need something done, they’re the best: a tough, resourceful mage, a lab-created genderless hacker and a cyborg with a big gun.
But when they’re hired by a virtual construct to destroy the other copies of himself, and the down payment is a new magical skill, Cloke knows this job is going to be a league harder than anything they’ve ever done.
A Note From the Publisher
This title will be on sale as eBook 23 July 2020 and in paperback 10 November 2020 US, 12 November 2020 UK.
Advance Praise
"This is fun, fresh cyberpunk." - Publishers Weekly
"This is fun, fresh cyberpunk." - Publishers Weekly
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781781087978 |
PRICE | US$11.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 500 |
Featured Reviews
I adore Cyberpunk so once i'd started this novel i slurped my way though it like a smoothie on a hot summer's day. It really reminds me of a Jet Li movie called "The One". If you're a fan of Gibson, Tad Williams or Austin Dragon you'll love this. Everything a cyberpunk futurist needs in a novel.
The Chimera Code by Wayne Santos is a great take on SF/Cyberpunk, with plenty of worldbuilding, tech deep dives and action to keep any reader entertained. Santos does a great job at allowing the reader to slowly learn about the world he's created; no heavy-handed exposition ruins the flow of his story. His character development is solid, with each character's motivations and ambitions discovered through their actions and words with shifts and growth over time feeling organic rather than plotted. Santos has an eye for action, as both combat and hacking feel tense and impactful. Best of all, this book sets up perfectly for a sequel (or series), which should allow the reader to peel back more and more of the intertwined nature of magic, technology and history Santos has woven together.
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