Science Fiction
Date Published: July 1, 2018
Thanks to nanochips implanted in human brains, the world is at peace in 2055. But not everyone likes having their emotions controlled, or their religion suppressed.
Eighteen-year-old Raissa embarks upon a perilous mission to free the world, just days before the release of nanochip Version 7, which will broadcast every citizen's thoughts to the Collective.
The countdown has started, and Raissa must make choices that jeopardize the lives of billions, including the only boy she has ever loved.
Note: Some discussion of technology, some “techno-speak”; clean, no sex or swearing; some non-graphic violence, a tiny bit of graphic violence.
My Review:
In 2055 nanochips are placed in the human brain that can
change a person’s religious beliefs or make them happy when they are sad. Not
everyone likes having their emotions controlled.
There are groups out there who want to change the world and
give everyone their freedom back. Eighteen year old Raissa sets out to change
the world and help people take back their freedom.
The people that are helping Raissa change the world is not
totally honest with her and things don’t turn out quite the way she thought
they would. Raissa must change her game plan if she is going to save the people
she has come to care about in a short time.
When I read the summary for Eden Chip I thought I have got
to read this with all the technology found in it like nanochips place in a
human brain and then being able to download software that can change the way
you feel or even download a virus. I really enjoyed the baby making software
now that was so cool.
Eden Chip when keep you on the edge of your seat just trying
to figure out what is going on and where it is taking you next. It will keep
you guess right up until the end and let me tell you that ending will blow your
mind.
Eden Chip is for anyone who likes technology, software,
viruses or just loves a great science fiction novel.
About the Author
Scott Cramer has optioned two screenplays, written for national magazines, and authored four novels: EDEN CHIP and the TOUCAN TRILOGY (Night of the Purple Moon, Colony East & Generation M). Scott and his wife reside outside Lowell, Massachusetts.
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