Seneca Element (The Seneca Society #2) By Rayya Deeb -- If you knew that creating singularity between your mind and machine would open Pandora’s Box would you do it?
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Seneca Element (The Seneca Society #2)
By Rayya Deeb
Genre: Science Fiction
Age category: Young Adult
Release Date: December 12, 2019
Blurb:
If you knew
that creating singularity
between your mind and machine
would open Pandora’s Box
would you do it?
Not even teen math-genius, Doro Campbell, could have known what she was getting herself into when she made the choice to get an implant connecting her brain to her computer. But when she finds her own existence at the center of a fight for power that runs deep inside the near-future, secret society that is Seneca, Doro realizes her mind may no longer be under her own jurisdiction.
In this breakneck race to find her dad and save the planet, Doro must choose between trusting her inner self or technology. Amidst the perils of a brutal technological warfare, and navigating the ups and downs of her first love, can Doro find the way to save herself… and the fate of the world?
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Excerpt
The rain began as a
sprinkle, and then the concussive sound of thunder hit. The storm rolled in
quickly, shifting from oppressive heat to a wet cold. I undid the latch of the
strap across my chest and yanked off the eggplant-colored canvas backpack. I pulled
out the rubbery hooded raincoat that I'd picked up at the outfitters in Lima
and put it on. With my arms squeezing the backpack tight, I curled into a ball
right there on the side of the mountain and waited for the storm to pass. If
this mountainside had been through so many storms before and was still
standing, then I figured I’d be fine as long as I blended in with it, chameleon
style. But then, as the dagger-like rain began to strike my body, the cold
became unbearable. I grabbed the emergency blanket I had packed and wrapped
myself in it, fearing I might freeze if the storm didn't end before nightfall.
I shivered inside my soggy cocoon, teeth clanking uncontrollably, arms
plastered to my body as I hugged myself, covered in goosebumps the size of pimples.
All I could think about was getting to a lower elevation... if I could just
survive the night.
The whole point of the
trip was to get to The Seneca Society's Hub 48 entrance on Lake Titicaca and
find my dad. I was determined to see if he was really there, and to finally
discover the deeper, hidden secrets of this subterranean,
technologically-advanced world. I had the coordinates for the covert entrance
point, but somehow I’d become inexplicably disoriented. Now I was lost in the
middle of nowhere, practically beaten to a pulp and starting to doubt my
ability to find Hub 48 after all. And to make matters worse, I was disconnected
from the data grid, without access to the superhighway of information and the
network of people that could help me figure out the right way to go. All the
planning I had done and the materials I had collected for this trip, now stored
in my encrypted Veil, were completely inaccessible.
My Veil
was my lifeline, everything— and I mean everything— important was there.
It had the recognition data I’d borrowed from my friend, Brittany Gilroy, the
daughter of a Seneca Senator, to get me into the Aboves in the first place, and
keep me untraceable. It had all the maps I needed to find my way. It stored my
passwords, health records, personal contact information... literally everything
that meant anything to me. But now the harsh reality of making a successful
trek while being completely off the grid was beginning to sink in. What if no
one finds me out here?
First book in the series:
Seneca Rebel by Rayya Deeb
“What if your one chance to change the world means you have to leave everything you love behind?”
You can find Seneca Rebel here:
- Goodreads
- Amazon
- B&N
Seneca Rebel by Rayya Deeb
“What if your one chance to change the world means you have to leave everything you love behind?”
You can find Seneca Rebel here:
- Goodreads
- Amazon
- B&N
About the Author:
Rayya Deeb is a Virginia Tech Hokie, born in London, England and raised in Northern Virginia. She lives in Southern California with her husband and two daughters. Rayya has worked in television production and film development, but her true passion is writing. She has spent over a decade screenwriting, collaborating with some seriously incredible, world-renowned directors, actors and top-notch producers. In 2016 her debut novel, Seneca Rebel (ATM Publishing/No Mimes Media), was published. Her latest, Seneca Element (12/12/19 - Mediology/No Mimes Media), is the second book in The Seneca Society series. Rayya loves L.A. street tacos, 90's hip-hop, obscure Alan Watts lectures, exploring the globe, painting, and breaking bread with family & friends. She spends an absurd amount of time thinking about all things culinary, but considers it well worth it.
You can find and contact Rayya Deeb here:
- Series website
- Goodreads
- Amazon
Giveaway
There is a tour wide giveaway for the blog tour of Seneca Element. These are the prizes you can win:
ONE winner wins paperbacks of both book one and two, Seneca Rebel & Seneca Element (US Only)
10 winners will win e-book versions of Seneca Rebel AND Seneca Element (INT)
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