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    Cyber's Change: Sapiens Run Book 0ne
    Cyber's Change: Sapiens Run Book 0ne
    Cyber's Change: Sapiens Run Book 0ne
    Audiobook6 hours

    Cyber's Change: Sapiens Run Book 0ne

    Written by Jamie Davis

    Narrated by Sarah Gise

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    About this audiobook

    She was raised to fear them. Now she's become her own worst enemy…

    America, 2055. Cass is equal parts excited and nervous to leave her Sapiens Movement enclave. Stepping away from her technologically-conservative family for the first time, she sets off for college with dreams of saving humanity. But as the Sapiens girl falls for her cybernetically-enhanced roommate, her deeply programmed beliefs begin to glitch…

    Confused in a world that no longer makes sense, Cass barely registers the horrific accident that leaves her near death. When she wakes up, she discovers the same technology she's always hated is the only thing keeping her alive. No longer purely human, Cass questions everything she thought she knew about good and evil. 

    As tensions between man and machine head for a meltdown, Cass must choose a side before the conflict turns deadly…

    Cyber's Change is the first book in the heartfelt Sapiens Run cyberpunk trilogy. If you like strong female characters, dystopian futures, and exploring what it means to be human, then you’ll love Jamie Davis’s thought-provoking novel.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMedicCast Productions
    Release dateMar 15, 2019
    ISBN9781987119756
    Cyber's Change: Sapiens Run Book 0ne
    Author

    Jamie Davis

    Jamie Davis is a nurse, retired paramedic, author, and nationally recognized medical educator who began teaching new emergency responders as a training officer for his local EMS program. He loves everything fantasy and sci-fi and especially the places where stories intersect with his love of medicine or gaming. Jamie lives in a home in the woods in Maryland with his wife, three children, and dog. He is an avid gamer, preferring historical and fantasy miniature gaming, as well as tabletop games. He writes LitRPG, GameLit, urban, and contemporary paranormal fantasy stories, among other things. His Future Race Game rules were written to satisfy a desire to play a version of the pod races from Star Wars episode 1. Visit JamieDavisBooks.com for updates and exclusive extras.

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      I rated this a four, but it very nearly wasn't even that. I try not to include spoilers in my reviews, but broadly speaking this book had a lot more political drama and a few remarks that clearly stem from author bias. While I appreciated the story and the message that was being portrayed, the narration was very jarring and took a while to get into. It did a very good job of toeing the line and speaking both sides, but it was very heavy handed in its approach to some issues. It also had fewer chapters than I thought, since about 15-20 minutes wasn't actual storyline. I am curious enough to want to continue, but there are people I know I could not recommend this book to.