Midnight Freight

James W Pickett · AI-narrated by Melissa (from Google)
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7 hr 17 min
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In the dead silence of the Arizona desert, disgraced mechanic Tobias Evermoor lives a quiet life repairing broken diesel engines at a forgotten roadside garage. But when a mysterious autonomous freight truck rolls into his bay overheating in the middle of the night, Tobias discovers something impossible hidden beneath its chassis—a secret cargo vault built into the heart of the machine.


Inside lies evidence of a vast corporate smuggling network operated by OmniDrive, the tech giant that transformed America’s highways into an automated empire. Before Tobias can walk away, armed corporate enforcers descend on his garage, forcing him into a desperate escape alongside Nyx, a runaway hacker carrying a digital master-key capable of exposing the entire operation.


Hunted across the desert by autonomous surveillance systems and private strike teams, Tobias and Nyx must rely on outdated machines, analog technology, and the last remnants of human instinct to fight back against a system designed to erase anyone who challenges it.


As the highways become battlefields and the truth threatens to ignite a nationwide reckoning, Tobias realizes the future isn’t controlled by machines alone—it’s controlled by the people hiding behind them.

In the dead silence of the Arizona desert, disgraced mechanic Tobias Evermoor lives a quiet life repairing broken diesel engines at a forgotten roadside garage. But when a mysterious autonomous freight truck rolls into his bay overheating in the middle of the night, Tobias discovers something imp...

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