The Legacy Human
Singularity, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Nick Podehl
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Written by:
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Susan Kaye Quinn
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What would you give to live forever?
Seventeen-year-old Elijah Brighton wants to become an ascender--a post-Singularity human/machine hybrid--after all, they're smarter, more enlightened, more compassionate, and above all, achingly beautiful. But Eli is a legacy human, preserved and cherished for his unaltered genetic code, just like the rainforest he paints. When a fugue state possesses him and creates great art, Eli miraculously lands a sponsor for the creative Olympics. If he could just master the fugue, he could take the gold and win the right to ascend, bringing everything he's yearned for within reach... including his beautiful ascender patron. But once Eli arrives at the Games, he finds the ascenders are playing games of their own. Everything he knows about the ascenders and the legacies they keep starts to unravel... until he's running for his life and wondering who he truly is.
The Legacy Human is the first in Susan Kaye Quinn's new young adult science fiction series that explores the intersection of mind, body, and soul in a post-Singularity world... and how technology will challenge us to remember what it means to be human.
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- Nicole MommaKauk
- 2017-12-07
Wowza
I wanted to rush through this book. Some moments I anticipated. And other times I had no idea it would take that turn. I truly like when a book can surprise me like this one did. Author has written this book very well and narrator did an excellent job recording. No massive gaps or sound distortions like I’ve had in others listened to. This is a book I would happily recommend to anyone liking this genre.
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