Going Dark (The Red, Book 3) by Linda Nagata

By Linda Nagata

Within the 3rd ebook in The purple Trilogy, former military Lt. James Shelley turns into a black ops sniper operating for the Red—a suspected rogue synthetic intelligence that's ripped from today’s headlines.

James Shelley has left his lover, Delphi, and his companion-in-arms, Jayne Vasquez, with a fortune bought from a fallen oligarch. they think him to be lifeless, and he doesn’t try and set the list instantly. His long-running query has been spoke back: There are different squaddies like him who've served the needs of the Red—and he has permitted his position between them. As a soldier of the purple he pursues covert missions designed to nudge heritage clear of existential threats—but that doesn’t suggest the area is becoming extra orderly. It’s in basic terms within the froth of a “managed chaos” that human strength can develop and thrive. Shelley’s missions finally take him into orbit—and into clash with these he loves—Delphi and Jaynie—who are made up our minds to flee the impression of the pink.

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We’d have to stow enough food to last the two of us for up to five months. It would barely fit in the boat. We arrived at the wholesale supermarket Makro armed with a shopping list, or perhaps more accurately a shopping book. After mulling over our nutritional requirements, we’d done our best to itemize what would be required to get us across the ocean in good health. For breakfast we would rotate among four meals: rice pudding, tapioca pudding, cream of wheat, and oatmeal. Lunches would be dried bread with peanut butter, tuna, preserved meat, or cheese (while it lasted).

The Tagus boasted currents so strong that they changed the geography of the river to form a partially inverted delta. The raised triangle of sediment that usually collects at a river’s mouth was absent. Now the incoming current—intensified by strong tides that accompanied the nearly full moon—was still close to its peak power; it would be impossible to row against. Within a few hours, however, this great force would work in our favour. After storing the last of the food, repacking gear to make it fit in the cramped compartments, and filling water containers, we were ready to go.

General delivery at the post office wouldn’t work because many items were being shipped by courier. The Canadian Embassy in Lisbon flatly refused to accept anything on our behalf. Eventually, we found a hotel that would accept our packages and, after a longer search, we found Mario Almeida, a friend of a friend who lives in Lisbon, who would do the same. “You must come to the airport to pick them up,” the shipping clerk said when the carbon-fibre oars donated to us by the Australian company Croker Oars arrived.

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