From the Author
My name is Dan Bivens and I am the co-author, along with my long-time writing partner, Gerald James Seward, of this unique book.
Why do I call it "unique"? Two reasons: One, and the most obvious for those who buy it and begin reading, is the fast-paced, though detailed, "log entry" style of writing that let's you "see" and "feel" right along with each character. Two, this book is doing pretty well in various online bookstores and, as such, has already been turned into a first-draft screenplay for which a lead male, to play "Daniel Darkeye", has already been selected and has committed himself to the project by way of letter-of-intent.
He is one of the actors who will co-star in the upcoming STAR TREK spin-off on UPN called JOURNEY OF THE U.S.S. PHOENIX.
So, if you like fast-paced Sci-Fi action, but don't want to wade through 800-plus pages that seem to take forever OR if you are a fan of Sci-Fi movies and graphic novels, then you will no doubt enjoy this book.
But don't take my word for it, get a copy and see for yourself.
Thank you very much for your time and patronage.

Excerpted from The Adventures of Darkeye: Cyber Hunter by Dan Bivens, Gerald James Seward. Copyright © 2003. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
PENTAGON'S OFFICIAL LOG 2254 A.D.
General Harker Armstrong reporting.
The following logs are an accurate though top-secret accounting of the adventures of Daniel Darkeye, Cyber hunter, along with his assistant, Raven Blackheart, and their on-going attempts to track down and destroy the A.I. virus.
The A.I. virus was the end result of the development of artificial intelligence...in the twenty-second century. Roughly a hundred years earlier.
Apparently, the A.I. virus was the polar opposite of the globally-accessible artificial intelligence.
It came to light for us in smaller cities and corporations using internet connections with artificial intelligence access, when some humans began exhibiting bizarre and murderous behavior...
The following (logs) will be their accounts (Daniel Darkeye and Raven Blackheart) as well as other individual eyewitness accounts...
End of General Harker Armstrong's report.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   3 of 3 people found the following review helpful: Quite good, 31 Dec 2003 By  Vincent (Leeds) - See all my reviews Though it read more like a play or movie script, the book was still exciting and fun.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: This is more the type of science-fiction/cyberpunk I read, 3 Feb 2004 By  Harold (London) - See all my reviews Even though "A New Spring" by Robert Jordan is a very good book, this book, as well as Neal Stephenson books like "Snow Crash", are more the type of books I enjoy reading. Cyberpunk books. And as far as this one goes, it's a very light and fast-paced read.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you?