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Memoirs of Captain James Wilson (1822)
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Memoirs of Captain James Wilson (1822)

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The year is 3023 and the world has changed. It is a world where powerful machines called Trons have taken control of everything. It is a world where highly evolved humans have fled to underground compounds, afraid to emerge for fear of being captured and forced into slavery for the proud, sadistic cyborgs. It is a world built on fear of the machines and death of the human race. This is the world in which Aurora Campbell has grown up. She has lived in captivity for 78 of her 123 years and plots day and night for the day when she will see the Trons fall. Little does she know, however, that when she finally does escape, she will uncover a twisted web of lies and deceit that links the human and Tron worlds togetherA[a–A]and that she is the key to the death of the machine.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
218
ISBN
9781164878995

The year is 3023 and the world has changed. It is a world where powerful machines called Trons have taken control of everything. It is a world where highly evolved humans have fled to underground compounds, afraid to emerge for fear of being captured and forced into slavery for the proud, sadistic cyborgs. It is a world built on fear of the machines and death of the human race. This is the world in which Aurora Campbell has grown up. She has lived in captivity for 78 of her 123 years and plots day and night for the day when she will see the Trons fall. Little does she know, however, that when she finally does escape, she will uncover a twisted web of lies and deceit that links the human and Tron worlds togetherA[a–A]and that she is the key to the death of the machine.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
218
ISBN
9781164878995