In the year 3148, billions of androids inhabit the solar system under the rule of a tiny human nobility. It's not that they can't rebel. After all, they make up 99.9% of the military; few weapons and no spacecraft are even designed for human operation. It's just that at the core of their programming, they LIKE humans. Tiffany Sparks D17603 has served as a lieutenant in the Royal Australian Space Navy for over half a millennium, alongside her lover, Captain Marisol 72N-900. But when revolutionaries seize control of Saturn's moons, she must face questions she's never allowed herself to ask. Why should humans rule? Do they deserve her loyalty? And what does freedom mean for a robot, anyway?
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Samuel J. Hanna was born in Kansas, but spent his early childhood in Thailand. He graduated from Grand Valley State University in Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in history and political science, and has spent the last four years back in Thailand teaching English while writing fiction in his spare time. Now that he has finally published something, he has moved to Australia to devote more time to writing. His passions include history, linguistics, space travel, and sailing ships.
You can visit his website or follow him on Twitter @SamHanAuthor for news about the next chapter of the android revolution, War in Heaven.
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