Sergeant Adriene Valero, resurrected 96 times, joins a special forces unit with a sentient AI to fight intelligent machines in a gripping sci-fi war.
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Sergeant Adriene Valero, resurrected 96 times, joins a special forces unit with a sentient AI to fight intelligent machines in a gripping sci-fi war.
J. S. Dewes, author of The Last Watch and The Exiled Fleet , returns with another science fiction space opera, Rubicon , that melds elements of Scalzi's Old Man's War with Edge of Tomorrow. Sergeant Adriene Valero wants to die. She can't. After enduring a traumatic resurrection for the ninety-sixth time, Valero is reassigned to a special forces unit and outfitted with a cutting-edge virtual intelligence aid. They could turn the tide in the war against intelligent machines dedicated to the assimi...
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Frequent and intense war violence likely, given military sci-fi focus on combat against machines.
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No fantasy magic depicted; focus is on sci-fi technology.
No real-world occult content depicted.
Minor themes of war ethics and human-machine conflict likely present.
Protagonist's desire to die and traumatic resurrections suggest recurring ideation themes.
Traumatic resurrection experiences imply psychological suffering and systemic coercion.
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