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    Contagion
    Contagion
    Contagion
    Ebook81 pages52 minutes

    Contagion

    By Joseph J. Bailey

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    He woke to a dying world.

    AI's failing.

    Datastreams withering.

    The Verse crumbling.

    Populations shattered.

    Civilizations lost.

    And his thoughts were on his lost love.

    He had every right to be selfish.

    His self was all he had left.

    The nanoswarms had taken everything else.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoseph J. Bailey
    Release dateFeb 10, 2018
    ISBN9780989458276
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