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Ender's Game meets The Matrix in this mind-bending debut science fiction novel from Nebula-Award nominee Jake Kerr.
In a near future of decaying cities and gray skies everyone has escaped to the wondrous life of virtual reality.
Including the criminals.
And the most dangerous criminal in the world is Sunday, the leader of the terrorist group the Order of Days, whose sole mission is to destroy the false life of virtual reality and return people to the land of reality.
Stumbling upon Saturday, a key member of the Order of Days, while on a simple mission, young FBI agent Gabby Kane brashly tries to single-handedly capture her, only to botch the mission. Gabby not only allows Saturday to escape, but she seriously injures her own neural connection to virtual reality in the process. With her career in jeopardy, Gabby agrees to a nearly impossible mission: Infiltrate the Order of Days as Thursday and kill the mysterious Sunday.
Deep undercover and getting closer to uncovering the Order of Days, Gabby finds herself in increasing danger and without allies. But do enemies and allies even eixst when no one can be trusted and nothing is real?
Thursday is the long awaited debut science fiction novel by multiple-award nominated author Jake Kerr.
Starting with an undercover mission in virtual reality gone wrong and never taking its foot off the gas, Thursday is the kind of book where chapters don't exist because you can't stop yourself moving from the end of one to the beginning of the next.
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Radio DJ. Record company executive. Silicon Valley business development consultant. Digital audio executive for IHeartMedia. Jake Kerr’s career path has had many winding paths. One thing has always been consistent, however: His love of telling stories, something he has been doing since he was a young boy in Pittsburgh.
He developed that love into a career as an acclaimed short story writer, having been shortlisted for the Nebula Award from the Science Fiction Writers of America and the Sturgeon Memorial Award from the Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kansas. His work has appeared across the globe and in the seminal Year's Best Science Fiction anthology.
Moving on to novels, Kerr has written two fantasy adventure series, and several science fiction novels. In 2018, he began writing for Hollywood, where he has sold a feature film based on his story “Wedding Day.”
He lives in Garland, Texas.
