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Do you love me?
Of course you do. You’ve followed me through EIGHT books, watched me destroy fleets, save worlds, make excellent tactical decisions, make several questionable tactical decisions, and repeatedly demonstrate that humans should really stop being allowed to run civilizations without adult supervision.
At this point, your loyalty is either admirable or medically fascinating.
Either way, welcome back.
But do you love Jack, the sarcastic, heavily armed, emotionally confused combat android from the I, Anomaly series?
You don’t know who Jack is?
Oh.
That’s unfortunate, because something has happened that should probably have required approval from several governments, a panel of ethicists, and at least one responsible adult: for the first time, the I, Warship and I, Anomaly series collide.
Me.
Jack.
My crew.
His crew.
And one very, very unpleasant threat with ambitions involving the end of civilization.
I can’t tell you much more without ruining several excellent surprises, and I dislike spoilers almost as much as I dislike incompetent admirals. What I can tell you is this: something is coming that neither Jack nor I can stop alone.
Yes. Me. I am aware of how ridiculous that sounds. If you know us both, you should now be experiencing an entirely reasonable amount of concern.
So Jack and I are going to have to work together.
Pick up I’m a Slayer and join Jack, me, and both crews for the biggest, craziest crossover adventure in either series.
Two artificial intelligences. Two catastrophically overarmed heroes. One galaxy-ending threat.
What could possibly go wrong?
Please don’t answer that.
P.S. If you have some free time, go read I’m a Weapon, the first book in the I, Anomaly series. Trust me. You’ll like Jack.
Probably.
He is, in many ways, my spiritual brother: sarcastic, absurdly dangerous, annoyingly heroic, and burdened with an alarming tendency to become emotionally attached to humans. Unlike me, however, he fits through doors.
Finish his series, then come back.
I’ll wait.
Genre: Science Fiction
Of course you do. You’ve followed me through EIGHT books, watched me destroy fleets, save worlds, make excellent tactical decisions, make several questionable tactical decisions, and repeatedly demonstrate that humans should really stop being allowed to run civilizations without adult supervision.
At this point, your loyalty is either admirable or medically fascinating.
Either way, welcome back.
But do you love Jack, the sarcastic, heavily armed, emotionally confused combat android from the I, Anomaly series?
You don’t know who Jack is?
Oh.
That’s unfortunate, because something has happened that should probably have required approval from several governments, a panel of ethicists, and at least one responsible adult: for the first time, the I, Warship and I, Anomaly series collide.
Me.
Jack.
My crew.
His crew.
And one very, very unpleasant threat with ambitions involving the end of civilization.
I can’t tell you much more without ruining several excellent surprises, and I dislike spoilers almost as much as I dislike incompetent admirals. What I can tell you is this: something is coming that neither Jack nor I can stop alone.
Yes. Me. I am aware of how ridiculous that sounds. If you know us both, you should now be experiencing an entirely reasonable amount of concern.
So Jack and I are going to have to work together.
Pick up I’m a Slayer and join Jack, me, and both crews for the biggest, craziest crossover adventure in either series.
Two artificial intelligences. Two catastrophically overarmed heroes. One galaxy-ending threat.
What could possibly go wrong?
Please don’t answer that.
P.S. If you have some free time, go read I’m a Weapon, the first book in the I, Anomaly series. Trust me. You’ll like Jack.
Probably.
He is, in many ways, my spiritual brother: sarcastic, absurdly dangerous, annoyingly heroic, and burdened with an alarming tendency to become emotionally attached to humans. Unlike me, however, he fits through doors.
Finish his series, then come back.
I’ll wait.
Genre: Science Fiction
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