Cyber's Underground: Sapiens Run Book 3

Written by Jamie Davis

Narrated by Sarah Gise

Her body is encoded with a secret. To expose the truth, she may have to give her life…

America, 2055. Cass Armstrong fears the same cybernetic enhancements that saved her could become her undoing. On the run with her girlfriend, the information encrypted in her implants act like a beacon for the tech-phobic terrorists hot on their trail. And her only way out is to find someone to rewrite her identity…

Forced to seek aid from underworld hackers, Cass must become a criminal to survive. But if she doesn’t meet their demands, the pack hunting her will permanently erase her last hope of bringing their extremist agenda to an end.

Can Cass stay alive long enough to expose the horrific truth?

Cyber’s Underground is the pulse-pounding third book in the Sapien's Run cyberpunk trilogy. If you like gritty heroines, fast-paced action, and standing up for diversity, then you’ll love Jamie Davis’s thrilling adventure.

Buy Cyber’s Underground today to end prejudice forever!

• Language: English
• Publisher: MedicCast Productions
• Release date: Oct 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9781094213262

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.

Reviews for Cyber's Underground

[lynild · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

While there were things that could have been done better in this series, I overall liked listening to it.
The bigotry could easily have been focused on the LGBT+ aspect which many if not most still experience in this day and age, but this were seen as totally normal and acceptable, the bigotry instead went towards inhanced humans, where they by many were seen as sub humans, something that draws quite a few parallels to the BLM movement of these days. It is very well described and both sides are seen while the story moves from the lead moving from one side of the spectrum to the other. I liked that a lot