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Book SynopsisReturn to the world of Station in the sequel to the acclaimed Crashing Heaven.
Leila Fenech is dead. And so is her brother Dieter. But what''s really pissing her off is how he sold his afterlife as part of an insurance scam and left her to pick up the pieces. She wants him back so she can kick his backside from here to the Kuiper Belt.
Station is humanity''s last outpost. But this battle-scarred asteroid isn''t just for the living. It''s also where the dead live on as fetches: digital memories and scraps of personality gathered together and given life. Of a sort.
Leila won''t stop searching Station until she''s found her brother''s fetch - but the sinister Pressure Men are stalking her every move. Clearly Dieter''s got himself mixed up in something a whole lot darker than just some scam.
Digging deeper, Leila discovers there''s far more than her brother''s afterlife at stake. Could it be that humanity''s last outpost is on the brink of
Trade Review
A brisk, twisty plot with plenty of intrigue will work for action fans as well as more philosophical readers who love to ponder big ideas - Publishers Weekly
WAKING HELL proves once again that (Al) has plenty to offer to readers looking for intelligent science fiction filled with engaging characters, drama, emotions and advanced technology. Very recommended. - Upcoming4.Me
WAKING HELL tells a fantastic story and I loved being in its grip . . . I can't wait to see where (Al) takes us next. - For Winter Nights
Excellently crafted sci-fi thriller in a unique world, and it will reward your attention. - sfandfreviews.blogspot.com
The complex weave of organic AI, virtual entities and post-human civillization is brilliant and this is another great story set in its cyberpunk-esque world. - The Book Beard
A stylish blend of techno thriller and hard SF (CRASHING HEAVEN review) - SFX
One of the most unusual books I've read this year ... could be the start of something that is going to be very big indeed (CRASHING HEAVEN review)
