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In this heart-pounding sequel, Sons of Steel - Cyberwars thrusts readers into a thrilling world of time-travelling danger and unrelenting action.
Dr Secta, a brilliant Oceana Government scientist, discovers the true value of Black Alice's time-travelling abilities when he learns of his return. Ordered by the President to capture Alice, who has escaped, Secta must race against time to fulfil his mission.
In the year 2087, Black Alice materialises in the mind of Turk, a battle-hardened SAS commando returning from the Cyberwars. Turk finds himself in a world transformed into a modern Dark Age, ruled by tyrannical overlords and brutal bandit gangs. With Turk sharing Alice's moral compass, they unite against the Zen Corporation and its megalomaniacal dictator, Gorrick. Their objective: to stop Gorrick's plan of turning humanity into mindless cyborg zombies.
As Alice's time slips away, Dr Secta is sent through a time portal to retrieve him. Forced into an unlikely alliance, Alice, Turk, and Secta join loyal allies to battle Zen's cyborg army and the biker bandits, restoring peace. Secta then employs a scientific breakthrough to transport Alice and himself back to their time, seeking a cure for Alice's condition. However, the government has other plans for the enigmatic time-travelling rock star.
Prepare for an exhilarating ride filled with relentless action and gripping suspense. In Sons of Steel - Cyberwars, time hangs in the balance as Alice and his unexpected allies face off against a malevolent government agenda. Will they prevail against the forces that threaten their very existence?
