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The Factionist Old Recruit
- Lost Memory Dystopian Cyberpunk
- Narrado por: Rebecca Rowe
- Duración: 6 h y 36 m
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Resumen del Editor
Mick isn’t who he thinks he is……neither are the closest people around him.
But is he ready to be someone else?
Mick's life is a lie. He's a menial laborer in Dome City, one of the 15 million lucky people allowed inside the dome amid the extreme climate change of the world. Mick's life takes an unexpected turn when he receives a mysterious communication that puts him on a path to uncover a hidden history, that puts him on the run from Federal Tempest troops. With only his best friend Leland and girlfriend Jolene to turn to, Mick soon finds out that they aren't who they say they are. Eventually finding help in the form of a past love, the one person he may be able to trust. As Mick uncovers the truth behind his identity, he is met with an unexpected conflict that could cost him everything.
If you enjoyed Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, you'll love this riveting cyberpunk dystopian romance about one man's search for the truth, love, and perhaps revenge.
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Historia
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- 02-16-24
Eager for a Sequel
Not my usual genre, but I’m glad I chose this one. It seems well written and was a fun diversion from my daily life.
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