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Book SynopsisHow far would you go to live forever?
Brilliant scientist Joe Messenger believes that people can be made to live for ever. Knowing the human body can be frozen indefinitely, Joe devises a way of downloading the human brain into a supercomputer called ARCHIVE.
But Joe''s wife, Karen, is worried by his preoccupation with ARCHIVE, which seems to be developing signs of a distinct and sinister personality of its own.
Then, just as Joe is on the brink of a scientific breakthrough, a series of macabre accidents befall him and his family - and Joe finds himself facing the terrifying consequences of his own obsessions.
''Easily James''s best book to date; a thought-provoking menacer that''s completely technological and genuinely frightening about the power of future communications.'' Time Out
''Compulsive ... I cannot remember when I last read a novel I enjoyed so much.'' Sunday Telegraph
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Easily James's best book to date; a thought-provoking menacer that's completely technological and genuinely frightening about the power of future communications - Time Out
An awesome talent ... one of the few writers working in the genre today whose work is always a pleasure to read - Starburst
Irresistibly readable as well as utterly believable - Robert Goddard
Britain's answer to Stephen King and Michael Crichton. Brilliant - Sunday Express
