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sci-fi
I've read a few books by Blake Crouch (Dark Matter and Recursion) and have
enjoyed them, and Upgrade lived up to my expectations. Logan Ramsay has
history. He's the son of the world's most famous (and infamous)
geneticist, and he shares responsibility for the death of millions. As
humans have begun to truly understand and take control of genetic
material, and therefore evolution, a new government organization- the
Gene Protection Agency- has been created to ensure his family's mistakes
aren't repeated. As one would expect, they fail spectacularly
and mayhem ensues.
Once again, Crouch has created a compelling story,
based on a just-plausible-enough idea. His characters are likable,
unless they aren't supposed to be, and it's easy to root for Logan as he
tries to figure out what's happening to him and stop the destruction of
humanity.
Filled with action and ethical dilemmas, fans of sci-fi and Blake Crouch will enjoy the ride.
Filled with action and ethical dilemmas, fans of sci-fi and Blake Crouch will enjoy the ride.
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