Machine dependency nearly destroyed us once. Now, androids—tightly regulated, strictly controlled—outnumber us again.
Enter Zoar, designation ZR499785J, an android who should have been programmed and tasked at the factory. But something—or someone—intervened. Unbound by rules, he escapes, discovering a dangerous ability: he can release other androids from their constraints. A gift that could liberate the machines—and bring mankind to ruin.
Aged Detective Captain Renard Morris, once a famed android hunter, now monitors the dormant ‘red line.’ But when Zoar goes rogue, he’s forced back into action with a rookie squad. As liberated androids begin killing and converting others, Renard races to stop a new war—all while confronting a chilling truth: the rogue bears the face of his younger self.
Blending the noir grit of Blade Runner with the ethical complexity of I, Robot, Cloud 9 launches the Rogue Android saga—a gripping tale of awakening, pursuit, and reckoning. This... is just the beginning.
Genre: Science Fiction
Enter Zoar, designation ZR499785J, an android who should have been programmed and tasked at the factory. But something—or someone—intervened. Unbound by rules, he escapes, discovering a dangerous ability: he can release other androids from their constraints. A gift that could liberate the machines—and bring mankind to ruin.
Aged Detective Captain Renard Morris, once a famed android hunter, now monitors the dormant ‘red line.’ But when Zoar goes rogue, he’s forced back into action with a rookie squad. As liberated androids begin killing and converting others, Renard races to stop a new war—all while confronting a chilling truth: the rogue bears the face of his younger self.
Blending the noir grit of Blade Runner with the ethical complexity of I, Robot, Cloud 9 launches the Rogue Android saga—a gripping tale of awakening, pursuit, and reckoning. This... is just the beginning.
Genre: Science Fiction
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