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It's the age of AI and robotics and Dr John Rider has just made it more complicated. 2 companies are locked in a fight to win Dr John Rider and his game changing technology into their fold. Eternal Upload is a fast paced sci-fi Thriller that keeps the reader turning pages until the end.All Rights Reserved

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