Conflict: Singularity's Children, Book 3
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Conflict is compelling and provocative—a romp through the alien landscape of our not-so-distant future.
The balance is shifting. The Forward Coalition is losing relevance, it knows the world is slipping through its fingers. But Nebulous and the Kin are still too weak to confront the old bulls, who, cornered and confused, are at their most deadly. Can the torrent of fantastic technologies emerging from the Klan’s Fabs bring about utopia as the optimists claim, or only speed the planet’s inevitable appointment with annihilation?
Cold wars are growing hot as governments lash out at what they don’t understand. Plutocrats and blue-eyed idealists face off across a planet bristling with micro-nukes, chthonic bio-machines, and weaponised hallucinations. Mankind’s million-year run will finally take it to the brink of an abyss with oceans of darkness awaiting above and below…
The fast-paced action ricochets the reader between neon-stained riots of urban flesh and idyllic tropical islands, where humans and their BugNet companions have built a pan-species utopia.
War is coming and Conflict crackles with the energy of an approaching storm.
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Toby Weston is a British author and technologist. His first novel Singularity's Children: Denial was published by LobsterBooks in 2016.
Toby was born in Truro, England. Up until the age of 19, he lived in the fishing village of Mevagissey in Cornwall. After University he took several jobs in the UK, Germany, Austria, and Australia before returning to England. He now works in digital transformation and writes Science Fiction novels in Zurich, Switzerland.
Toby writes in the genre of hard science fiction, exploring dystopian, utopian and metaphysical themes. His work has a sense of humor and weaves action with philosophy. His books are grounded in science, but he is prepared to take excursions into the fantastic by exploring artificial intelligence, animal consciousness, quantum reality, and ancient mysticism.
