Splinter's Edge
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THE UNIVERSE IS TRYING TO KILL HIM. Lahn just wants to ignore the world, build some code with his AI, and hide from the starless green sky. But when horrible visions of future-tech destruction invade his carefully curated calm, he will have to risk his life and fight his fears to find out if the visions are real, or a product of his own depersonalization. If the visions are real, everyone’s at risk, especially those he loves most. And no one but Lahn can save them. Probably time to put on some pants.
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Firstly, I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
This was an enjoyable read, delving into multiple worlds overlapping and the possible consequences. Spoiler alert, Lahn does have to put on his pants in order to try and save all he loves.
It played with some interesting concepts, especially on the idea of AI and future technology. The entire plot met the expectation set with the description, leaving me with wanting more.
