| Author: | JD Williams | ISBN: | 9781554047970 |
| Publisher: | Double Dragon Publishing | Publication: | January 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Double Dragon eBooks | Language: | English |
| Author: | JD Williams |
| ISBN: | 9781554047970 |
| Publisher: | Double Dragon Publishing |
| Publication: | January 21, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Double Dragon eBooks |
| Language: | English |
Imagine a simpler level of computer usage. Beyond a crystal-clear monitor and the convenience of a pocket-sized device. Imagine a computer interface that is seemingly always with you always in front of you. Because the computer interface is in your eyes.This is the world of Remote Eyes.In the second half of the 21st century society undergoes a dramatic change. Users crave illegal modifications to their Remote Eyes devices and many remote into other peoples devices vicariously observing others lives instead of focusing on their own.Thelo Dixon has lost his job and the girl he loves while obsessively remoting into others. And things get worse. In a coincidence that his hacker-friends claim defies all probability he views in real time his brothers murder through the killers eyes. Unable to identify the perpetrator Thelo soon discovers looking through the killers eyes all too familiar sights and locations. The killer is now closing in on him.
Imagine a simpler level of computer usage. Beyond a crystal-clear monitor and the convenience of a pocket-sized device. Imagine a computer interface that is seemingly always with you always in front of you. Because the computer interface is in your eyes.This is the world of Remote Eyes.In the second half of the 21st century society undergoes a dramatic change. Users crave illegal modifications to their Remote Eyes devices and many remote into other peoples devices vicariously observing others lives instead of focusing on their own.Thelo Dixon has lost his job and the girl he loves while obsessively remoting into others. And things get worse. In a coincidence that his hacker-friends claim defies all probability he views in real time his brothers murder through the killers eyes. Unable to identify the perpetrator Thelo soon discovers looking through the killers eyes all too familiar sights and locations. The killer is now closing in on him.
