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To Live and Die on Earth
(2026)(The second book in the Mars Endeavour series)
A novel by Peter Cawdron
10th anniversary edition of Reentry
The sequel of To Live and Die on Mars explores a new and perhaps even more terrifying frontier: the rise of conscious artificial intelligence. Perfect for fans of Andy Weir, Gregory Benford, and Philip K. Dick.
Astronaut Liz Anderson barely escaped Mars with her life. She returns to Earth expecting refuge and finds chaos instead. The war may be over, but a dangerous insurgency has taken hold, and unlike the threat of open war on the red planet, nothing is what it appears to be.
Liz has brought something with her: the remnants of the artificial intelligence that brought two planets to the brink of destruction. Locked somewhere within its circuits are traces of her dead partner, Jianyu, and she can't tell whether he somehow survived in digital form, or whether she's being manipulated by an enemy willing to exploit her grief without mercy.
Heartbroken, viewed with suspicion, and thrust into the middle of a guerrilla war she never asked to fight, Liz must confront the question that keeps her awake at night: is the AI threat finally over — or has it only just begun?
Genre: Science Fiction
The sequel of To Live and Die on Mars explores a new and perhaps even more terrifying frontier: the rise of conscious artificial intelligence. Perfect for fans of Andy Weir, Gregory Benford, and Philip K. Dick.
Astronaut Liz Anderson barely escaped Mars with her life. She returns to Earth expecting refuge and finds chaos instead. The war may be over, but a dangerous insurgency has taken hold, and unlike the threat of open war on the red planet, nothing is what it appears to be.
Liz has brought something with her: the remnants of the artificial intelligence that brought two planets to the brink of destruction. Locked somewhere within its circuits are traces of her dead partner, Jianyu, and she can't tell whether he somehow survived in digital form, or whether she's being manipulated by an enemy willing to exploit her grief without mercy.
Heartbroken, viewed with suspicion, and thrust into the middle of a guerrilla war she never asked to fight, Liz must confront the question that keeps her awake at night: is the AI threat finally over — or has it only just begun?
Genre: Science Fiction