When a technology company can buy your personal freedom Scott is a hacker ready to prove that a single voice can be a powerful weapon. Scott's skills as a surveillance expert are useful when he's breaking down firewalls. But hacktivism isn't enough; he's going after the holy grail--UltSyn's Human Information Drives, human assets implanted with cerebral microchips. After digging deeper into restricted databases, he discovers that those who enlist with UltSyn get far more than they bargained for. Plunged into a world of human trafficking and corporate espionage, Scott is determined to find his sister, no matter the cost. But when the information reveals the people closest to him have been working for UltSyn all along, he has to find her--before UltSyn finds him.

Author Biography

Tiffany Rose is still waiting for her Starfleet uniform to arrive, but isn't so picky about color. Until then she spends her time writing about magical girls, the morally grey, and articles that would warrant the title of cyberpunk beatnik since the themes are unabashedly focused on queer theory in the information age. Any extra time would ideally be spent looking out for plot bunnies and serendipity, but in reality, likely used on refreshing twitter. A writer by day, savior of the universe by night. Alexandra Tauber spends much of her time cuddling her cat and putting off any adult responsibilities. Love of science fiction, comic books, and video games fed into her creativity since her youth and drove her to take part in many online roleplaying communities, and formed her aspirations to write novels. Her point of focus is inclusive writing that honors the struggles of more than the carbon copy white knight figure. Today, she works on and off within the fan convention industry while attending university. She has an active presence online while fighting against the pre-apocalypse fascist regime.