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The Relic Web
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Publisher: Loren Barnhart
Pages: 382
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The dead can be trapped. The past can be stored. And someone has built a network to connect them all.
When an investigation into impossible phenomena reveals the Relic Web a secret network collecting human consciousness Mark Chen realizes the dark is far larger than he imagined. Worse, his partner, Sarah Vance, has been transformed by synthetic technology, turning her into the living interface the network needs to complete its design.
To stop the architects behind the machine, Mark and Sarah race across the country while fighting a signal that threatens to overwrite Sarah's identity. As the network closes in, Mark faces a heartbreaking choice: destroy the Relic Web and risk losing Sarah forever, or watch the machine turn the woman he loves into one of its own.
The Relic Web is a dark, fast-paced technothriller blending supernatural horror, sci-fi conspiracy, and a fight to stay human.
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