In a climate-warmed future, politics continue their negative downward spiral with the added spice of influencers gaining ludicrously more influence in daily affairs. Tully is an “investigative journalist” who is driven by his wife’s death in a global warming catastrophe. He prides himself on reporting the “truth”. The world is going to a global warming hell, and Tully goes to see Martha, a long-ago friend. Martha resides on one of the few floating cities, commissioned by the uber wealthy, domed and climate-controlled. There is a murder, and the plot thickens.
An artilect, Solomon, is the governor of the floating cities. Sentient and omnipotent, Solomon plays a huge role in both the plot and the ensuing, unannounced sequel.
Technology isn’t so advanced in the story. It is a logical extrapolation of current technology. Sadly, the insidious and negative aspects of politics are also logically extrapolated, which provides serious depression in regards to our future.
The book was well done, but a touch depressing due to its probability.
I recommend it.
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