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Partition: Critical Era
by Kevin Kane
Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for granting me an arc of Partition.
This was a wild ride.
Humans now no longer need to work thanks to a trio of men who successfully engineered 'Nights', an AI which is installed into a node on the back of the head, but what happens when those AI become aware?
Eric Noble is a typical partitioner, content to do whatever he wants in the day while his counterpart takes over at 8PM to work. Things go to hell in a handbasket when Eric gets drugged at what can only be described as a drug fuelled, mind fucked, orgy and ends up being complicit in a murder he can't remember.
His 'Night' also called Eric takes on the case, discovering that there's more going on than a simple murder case and that the lines of corruption run deep, he doesn't know who to trust and finds he can't even trust his 'Day'.
A really good read. Eric and Exley reminded me a lot of Connor and Hank from the Detroit: Become Human and I loved seeing their interactions.
This was a wild ride.
Humans now no longer need to work thanks to a trio of men who successfully engineered 'Nights', an AI which is installed into a node on the back of the head, but what happens when those AI become aware?
Eric Noble is a typical partitioner, content to do whatever he wants in the day while his counterpart takes over at 8PM to work. Things go to hell in a handbasket when Eric gets drugged at what can only be described as a drug fuelled, mind fucked, orgy and ends up being complicit in a murder he can't remember.
His 'Night' also called Eric takes on the case, discovering that there's more going on than a simple murder case and that the lines of corruption run deep, he doesn't know who to trust and finds he can't even trust his 'Day'.
A really good read. Eric and Exley reminded me a lot of Connor and Hank from the Detroit: Become Human and I loved seeing their interactions.