Publisher's Synopsis
This third novel is the continuation of the Pseudoverse Series after the devastation done to the planet in Crimson. CG's love of the scripts from writer Jimmy Sangster at Hammer (Bray) Studios, and the movie Five Million Years To Earth (Quartermass And The Pit) was a blender mix, a mash-up that became the vengeful Emerald. You will see little "alien" tidbits of this movie thrown in here and there. However, this is an original plot that came to CG in a dream.
"I am the giver of the darkness, the taker of the light, the reckoning. I am the Thirty-Third SDR, poured, mixed, and programmed, to hunt hell on earth."In this third installment in the Pseudoverse Series novels, Emerald, a genetically engineered bounty hunter is unleashed upon the crumbling American landscape. Pseudosynth Press would like to welcome you to the artificially induced world of Xanthe Thirty-Three. This third novel in our Pseudoverse begs the question "If Hell hath no fury as a woman scorned," what happens when there are thirty-five of them to deal with? This psychotic novel delves into the circuit of the Pseudosynths and gives you a glimpse into a very satirical world of deceit, distrust, and quantum programming run amok. Xanthe Thirty-Three begins tracking the sexy but deadly Twins. The information she learns along the way will take your breath away as she ultimately finds out who, and what, she really is. Will humanity finally become STEADY? Tropa is all around us now as Heliotrope starts to take shape. Join us for one mysterious wild ride along with a child who is as cute as she is eye-opening. More importantly, this novel advances and blends an unsympathetic AI with subtle hints of a fondness for all humans missing a Y chromosome. We hope you enjoy this little 'slice' of science fiction heaven!"I am in love with unique having been introduced to Tom Robbins by the love of my life...who left me when his moral failings were about to implode. � However, I still LOVE reading Tom Robbins who uses words as no other author does and has unique characters... can of beans, spoon, and shell. � Sissy Hankshaw's thumbs... If you know Robbins, you get what I am saying. Well, what CG Blade does that is unique is he breaks into some taboos. A four-year-old Pseudosynth who swears like a pirate - she is my favorite, and it is exactly for this reason. Blade takes our fears, like robots running the world, and turns it on its head, literally. He also takes a conspiracy to the next level: area 51, vaccines, technology advancements, data collecting by the government, money going digital, gene splicing, cyborgs, aliens, sex-bots, orgasms running the minds of millions, pharmaceuticals changing human nature... It really is all there, every ounce of it. There are also endless references to pop culture." Kate D. Amazon Review
