ASIN: B07CYDH58M
Publisher: Pseudosynth Press
Pages: 282
Can technology truly learn to love? If so, which is more important, that love, or the instructions it will receive to perform its duties? Once the Pseudosynths are exposed what will happen to the technology they leave behind. In this foreshadowing to the Pseudoverse Series, learn who and why America is so vulnerable to attack by the technology we have trusted for so long.In this sequel to Cobalt, Crimson is homage to Hammer Film Studios (Bray) in the essence of "The Studio That Dripped Blood". Crimson has the overall feel of old school horror mixed with a dash of new school science fiction. Prepare to 'stiffen' up a bit as Crimson stings her way into your connective tissue. Brought to its knees, America, and the entire planet, is on the brink of disaster, and only one thing stands in their way of completing their satanic programming. Petra is in for the fight of her life as this ...
