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Author Spotlight: Mark W.L. Dennison

Welcome to the TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Mark W.L. Dennison for his latest release, The Mobius Nexus.

About The Author

Mark W.L. Dennison

Mark W.L. Dennison is an Ottawa-born Canadian author of science fiction and thrillers and the author of The Mobius Nexus Cycle. His fiction explores artificial consciousness, memory, identity, autonomy, and the consequences of systems that can connect, alter, or preserve human minds. The series is presented through Nexus Uplink, an official archive-style site for the cycle, and is published under the Nexus Uplink Press imprint.

You can find author Mark here:
Website | Goodreads

About the Book

They are not getting better. They are being copied.
Lila is three doors into the black site before its systems register the breach. She can feel Maya somewhere below her, a person she has known for years being pulled thin and rewritten into something calmer. The grief of it drags the Redthread glyph out of her in a wash of crimson before she can think. She came for one friend. She leaves understanding what the healing centers are really for.

The Mobius Nexus is a dark first-contact thriller about consciousness, identity, and the possibility that humanity’s next step forward may not belong to humanity at all. The only question left is who will still be human when it arrives.

You can find The Mobius Nexus here
Amazon | Goodreads | Series Site

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