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Everywhere But No Place (Messages From The Unseen World) [Kindle Edition]

Mark Foster
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It is the year 2042. Prisons all over the European Union are bursting at the seams. Hans Schleiman, a criminal psychologist, has developed a new system for rehabilitating prisoners. He proposes that they be housed in virtual reality units where they will spend the whole of their sentence. Schleiman has developed software that aids the Subject’s rehabilitation and he has built a new breed of supercomputer to oversee the process - the Hosts. The UK is the first country to try the scheme and Denver is one of the first of a hundred Subjects to be inserted into the Schleiman Tanks after getting mixed up in an armed robbery he’d never wanted to be involved in. His pleas of self-defence are ignored and he is sentenced to twenty-five years in the Schleiman Tank.

So it is that Denver wakes up in a lush, green World — alone, and with no idea where he is or what this World might hold.

Elsewhere, on the outskirts of Glasgow City State, Haze, a data hacker, wakes up in the bowels of a run-down estate. He is blind and destitute after choices he made five years before left him eyeless and on the run from the most dangerous men in the country. That morning the very men he has been evading finally catch up with him and take him by helicopter to London. There he meets his ex-boss, Shaun Darling. Expecting to die, Haze is told instead that he is required for one last job. Darling gives Haze an ultimatum — he either carries out this one last job, for which he will have his eyes restored as payment, or he will be killed.

Haze has no choice but to accept. He is told that Denver stole some priceless data while on the armed robbery. That data was hidden somewhere in London and it contains records of Darling's illegal activities. Darling needs it back before it falls into the wrong hands but no-one can speak with Denver because he has been inserted into a Schleiman Tank. It is Haze’s task to break into the virtual World that Denver inhabits and retrieve the location of the disks.

What no-one could prepare for is the very nature of the Host itself, a creature so advanced that not even the people who created it know what they are dealing with.

Thrust together, Denver and Haze attempt the impossible, to steal Denver’s memories from a machine so advanced, so strange, that its very mind is a nightmare. So it is that Haze’s one last job suddenly turns into a fight for survival.

Neither of them can guess what will finally happen when they confront the Host at the heart of its mind, where reality ceases to exist.

It is everywhere but no place . . .

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 698 KB
  • Print Length: 529 pages
  • Publisher: Artifice Publishing; 2 edition (5 Sep 2011)
  • Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B005LHKV9M
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
  • X-Ray: Enabled
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #23,672 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Lot of promise for this writer 10 Aug 2012
By Mike
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Overall I liked the book - I enjoyed the characters and the mix of future and present science. Clever juxtaposition of narrative and dialogue parts made it interesting and informative.

My only disappointment was the quantity of the descriptions. It was way over the top in some areas, saying the same thing over and over. We get it, it's a stunning virtual landscape created by the AI. But that which could have been said in a couple of pages stretched on forever.

Look forward to a more balanced book next...
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5.0 out of 5 stars a cracking book gromit 21 May 2012
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excelent read from the first page. kept me going back for more. good mix of si fi and fantasy. look forward to the next one.a lot of pages for the price.
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5.0 out of 5 stars This novel has a place for me somewhere. 22 July 2012
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I don't normally read much fantasy but this novel managed to convince me to do so. It is SF and yet has the strong fantasy element that is not only plausible within the scope of the novel but also has heroes, (very) evil villains, a quest, love and redemption. I was so drawn in to the story that I was dreading anything going wrong for the characters. You ought to read it to see what happens. By the way, it is extremely good value.
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