Theories of Flight
May 2011 · Hachette+ORM
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A Russian scientist in post-apocalyptic London is targeted by foreign powers in the second novel of this Philip K. Dick Award-winning series.
Theorem: Samuil Petrovitch has a lot of secrets.
Proof: Secrets like how to make anti-gravity for one. For another, he's keeping a sentient computer program on a secret server farm—the same program that nearly destroyed the Metrozone a few months back.
Theorem: The city is broken.
Proof: The people of the OutZone want what citizens of the Metrozone have. And then burn it to the ground. Now, with the heart of the city destroyed by the New Machine Jihad, the Outies finally see their chance.
Theorem: These events are not unconnected.
Proof: Someone is trying to kill Petrovitch and they're willing to sink the whole city to do it.
A Russian scientist in post-apocalyptic London is targeted by foreign powers in the second novel of this Philip K. Dick Award-winning series.
Theorem: Samuil Petrovitch has a lot of secrets.
Proof: Secrets like how to make anti-gravity for one. For another, he's keeping a sentient computer prog...
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Arthur Hagen
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March 16, 2015
Not as good as the first one in the series, which is why I only give it four stars, but compared to other five star books here, this one is a seven. Well written, engaging, and with characters you feel for and feel sorry for. Well done. Clap. Clap. Clap.
Oscar Rincones
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September 14, 2013
About the author
Dr. Simon Morden holds degrees in geology and planetary geophysics. He was born in Gateshead, England and now resides in Worthing, England. Find out more about Simon Morden at www.simonmorden.com.
Dr. Simon Morden holds degrees in geology and planetary geophysics. He was born in Gateshead, England and now resides in Worthing, England. Find out more about Simon Morden at www.simonmorden.com.
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