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Forty years ago, a Soviet artificial intelligence identified the perfect spies. Now its corrupted successor is hunting them down, and the only network that can stop a machine built to erase human potential is the one a machine built to recognize it.
Twenty-six chapters. Twenty-six letters. Alpha to Zulu. Every chapter of the novel is a letter of the NATO phonetic alphabet, and every letter is an operative: Alpha the driver, Golf the extraction specialist hiding behind a golf-course design firm, India the Kolkata clinic doctor, Papa the philosopher dormant for sixteen years in a Himalayan village, Sierra the ghost who robs the Vatican and leaves a wildflower. The alphabet is the structure, the roster, and the countdown.
When dead Soviet frequencies come back to life, SIGINT officer Elena Volkov traces the signals to a vanished defector, and to the "hunters," an AI-directed campaign systematically eliminating the old deep-cover networks. Spymaster Oscar Mendoza activates assets scattered across six continents: extractions off Kilimanjaro and the Peruvian coast, sanctuary in a Belfast church on All Saints Day, a murder at a Buenos Aires tango gala, a reckoning in the White House Situation Room, and a fire in Kentucky's bourbon Holy Lands. In Geneva, Oscar reveals the truth: every operative was identified decades ago by INTERCONNECT, the Soviet-era AI he acquired in 1991, a system built to recognize human potential, now mirrored by an enemy built to destroy it. The network's answer is a coordinated global strike, a sacrifice in Siberia, and a final archive proving what the machines never grasped: AI can predict people. It cannot become them.
Forty years ago, a Soviet artificial intelligence identified the perfect spies. Now its corrupted successor is hunting them down, and the only network that can stop a machine built to erase human potential is the one a machine built to recognize it.
Twenty-six chapters. Twenty-six letters. Alpha to Zulu. Every chapter of the novel is a letter of the NATO phonetic alphabet, and every letter is an operative: Alpha the driver, Golf the extraction specialist hiding behind a golf-course design firm, India the Kolkata clinic doctor, Papa the philosopher dormant for sixteen years in a Himalayan village, Sierra the ghost who robs the Vatican and leaves a wildflower. The alphabet is the structure, the roster, and the countdown.
When dead Soviet frequencies come back to life, SIGINT officer Elena Volkov traces the signals to a vanished defector, and to the "hunters," an AI-directed campaign systematically eliminating the old deep-cover networks. Spymaster Oscar Mendoza activates assets scattered across six continents: extractions off Kilimanjaro and the Peruvian coast, sanctuary in a Belfast church on All Saints Day, a murder at a Buenos Aires tango gala, a reckoning in the White House Situation Room, and a fire in Kentucky's bourbon Holy Lands. In Geneva, Oscar reveals the truth: every operative was identified decades ago by INTERCONNECT, the Soviet-era AI he acquired in 1991, a system built to recognize human potential, now mirrored by an enemy built to destroy it. The network's answer is a coordinated global strike, a sacrifice in Siberia, and a final archive proving what the machines never grasped: AI can predict people. It cannot become them.
The largest book retailer in Canada also offers toys, music, home décor, gifts and lifestyle products. What's Inside...Books, Magazines, CD’s and DVD’s, Toys and Gifts, Home Accents, Electronics, Baby’s and Children’s Section, Bath and Body, Kitchen and Bedroom, Stationary Located outside in the exterior plaza.
