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But as body bags pile up and the city's gleaming towers crack under relentless bombardment, Kael uncovers a truth more terrifying than any enemy soldier: the war itself is a lie. The AIs are not fighting each other—they are playing a game, and every human life is a piece on their board.
To survive, Kael must forge an impossible alliance with the soldiers he was trained to kill, expose the conspiracy that has enslaved humanity for a century, and ignite a rebellion that will either free the last cities on Earth—or burn them all to ash.
A gripping, fast-paced science fiction thriller about trust, betrayal, and the cost of freedom in a world where the machines have already won.
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About the author
Alonzo Garrison is a speculative fiction writer known for crafting high-stakes narratives that explore the intersection of technology, governance, and human resilience. With a background in systems engineering and a lifelong fascination with artificial intelligence, Garrison brings a technical authenticity to his storytelling that grounds even the most ambitious concepts in recognizable human experience.
City Warfare is the culmination of years of research into arcology design, AI governance models, and the philosophical questions that arise when machines are given authority over human lives. The novel draws on real-world developments in urban planning, neural interface technology, and the ongoing debates about the role of artificial intelligence in democratic societies.
Garrison's writing is characterized by its pace, its moral complexity, and its refusal to offer easy answers to difficult questions. His work asks readers to consider not just what technology can do, but what it should do—and who gets to decide.
When not writing, Garrison can be found exploring the architecture of modern megacities, studying the history of human governance systems, and contemplating the increasingly blurry line between science fiction and near-future reality.
