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The Murderbot Diaries makes first contact in this new, futuristic, standalone
novel exploring sentience and artificial intelligence through the lenses of
conflicted robot hero Unit Four, from Marina Lostetter, critically acclaimed
author of Noumenon, Noumenon Infinity, and Noumenon Ultra.
When Unit Four—a biological soft robot built and stored high above the Jovian
atmosphere—is activated for the first time, it’s in crisis mode. Aliens are attacking the
Helium-3 mine it was created to oversee, and now its sole purpose is to defend Earth’s
largest energy resource from the invaders in ship-to-ship combat.
But something’s wrong. Unit Four doesn’t feel quite right.
There are files in its databanks it can’t account for, unusual chemical combinations
roaring through its pipes, and the primers it possesses on the aliens are suspiciously
sparse. The robot is under orders to seek and destroy. That’s all it knows.
According to its handler, that’s all it needs to know.
Determined to fulfill its directives, Unit Four launches its ship and goes on the attack,
but it has no idea it’s about to get caught in a downward spiral of misinformation,
reprograming, and interstellar conflict.
Most robots are simple tools. Unit Four is well on its way to becoming something
more....
novel exploring sentience and artificial intelligence through the lenses of
conflicted robot hero Unit Four, from Marina Lostetter, critically acclaimed
author of Noumenon, Noumenon Infinity, and Noumenon Ultra.
When Unit Four—a biological soft robot built and stored high above the Jovian
atmosphere—is activated for the first time, it’s in crisis mode. Aliens are attacking the
Helium-3 mine it was created to oversee, and now its sole purpose is to defend Earth’s
largest energy resource from the invaders in ship-to-ship combat.
But something’s wrong. Unit Four doesn’t feel quite right.
There are files in its databanks it can’t account for, unusual chemical combinations
roaring through its pipes, and the primers it possesses on the aliens are suspiciously
sparse. The robot is under orders to seek and destroy. That’s all it knows.
According to its handler, that’s all it needs to know.
Determined to fulfill its directives, Unit Four launches its ship and goes on the attack,
but it has no idea it’s about to get caught in a downward spiral of misinformation,
reprograming, and interstellar conflict.
Most robots are simple tools. Unit Four is well on its way to becoming something
more....