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Set in a worryingly foreseeable future where the gap between rich and poor continues to grow and big business has de facto control over much of the world, China's attempt to steal a working copy of a groundbreaking neural implant sees wetware specialist, Eric Thorne, pursued by killers through both digital and physical worlds as they try to get at the files in his head ... but not everything is as it seems. Humanity and technology are on a collision course, and as those two realities converge on a final confrontation, who controls that implant will be the deciding factor in the evolution of more than one race.

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Marcus is a writer who enjoys penning both speculative fiction and poetry; an admittedly odd pairing which initially came together as a coping mechanism, but are now pursued, at least in terms of poetry, solely for pleasure. If interested, you can read a brief narrative of that journey in his chapbook 'The Scribbler Manifesto.'As a lifelong fan of cyberpunk and tech noir literature, he wanted to produce a series of books that followed humanity from a broadly recognisable (if worrying) present, into a foreseeable future where inherent human characteristics and an ever-increasing pandora's box of technology lead to serious moral questions and inevitable conflict. 'Ghost in the Machine' is the first step on that journey.Marcus lives in Herne Bay, England with his wife Jo and their dog, Max. You can read more about him, his upcoming books, and even get in touch through his website marcuswhitnell.org

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