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Dark state

by Charles Stross

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Earliest known edition
2018
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
349
English editions
3 ↗
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2018 · Tor Books · eng

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Hugo Award-winning author Charlie Stross dives deep into the underbelly of paratime espionage, nuclear warfare, and state surveillance in this provocative techno-thriller set in The Merchant Princes multi-verse Dark State ups the ante on the already volatile situations laid out in the sleek techno-thriller Empire Games, the start to Stross' new story-line, and perfect entry point for new readers, in The Merchant Princes series . In the near-future, the collision of two nuclear superpowers across timelines, one in the midst of a technological revolution and the other a hyper-police state, is imminent. In Commissioner Miriam Burgeson's timeline, her top level agents run a high risk extraction of a major political player. Meanwhile, a sleeper cell activated in Rita's, the Commissioner's adopted daughter and newly-minted spy, timeline threatens to unravel everything. With a penchant for intricate world-building and an uncanny ability to realize alternate history and technological speculation, Stross' writing will captivate any reader who's a fan hi-tech thrillers, inter-dimensional political intrigue, and espionage.

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Dark stateSelectedCharles Stross2018unknown349Open Library ↗
Dark State2018unknown400Open Library ↗
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Time travel ↗

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/tags/OL179TTime travelFictionFiction, politicalFiction, science fiction, action & adventureFiction, espionageFiction, science fiction, general

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  • Empire games -- book II