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The Good and Evil Angels

By: Matt Hayes
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You are probably sitting in your home, or at your office, reading this. Who is reading these words? You hear the voice in your head, but is it my voice? Is it your own voice? Are you sure? Look around you. The other people; what is behind their eyes? What if you are wrong? Maybe you have never worried about this before. Maybe you should start.

Scientists, computer experts and the military work in isolation; their motives, some benign, some darker, hidden from one another. Something is going wrong, however - an unknown element, ethereal and subtle is moving amongst them. This could be the future of mankind, or it could be our final chapter.

©2008 Matt Hayes (P)2011 Create Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Fiction

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The start of this book introduces so many strands that it found it hard to join them together. The problem was that I was listening to it in the car and so the narrative was interupted. However, I started listening again (during a long journey) and I was able to appreciate how the different narratives joined-up. I'm glad I stuck with it. I came to enjoy it and was genuinely intrigued about where the narrative was going. Its not the type of book where I cared about the characters but it has some inventive ideas and I wanted to know how the narrative would develop. The narrative could be better but its not a great problem. I recommend this to anyone wanting to explore moral implications of cutting edge technology in a fictional context.

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