“Reed had once warned that brains were untrustworthy – that like any computer, they could be hacked.” — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
“the briefest flash of pale, pale ice over a thin-boned shoulder. Neon caught the red lotus splayed on her elbow and lit it on… — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
“For a strained moment, I couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t hear anything but the shattered pulse of a hammered artery struggling to keep up; fury carved… — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
“was half out the door when the chipset installed at the base of my skull thrummed; a haptic tap, like a finger poking at… — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
“...as my fist drove through her ribs. Bone cracked. Shifted. The numbers in my optics hit steel-bending digits and Muerte lost her footing. My… — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
“Any children born within the city are squeezed out with the standard nano package. It’s programmed in, parent to kid. First thing they do… — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
“Reed had once warned that brains were untrustworthy – that like any computer, they could be hacked.” — K.C. Alexander Copy Share Image
