Failsafe by Mich Solo

A near-future dystopian science fiction “…that effortlessly blends its big themes with explosive action.”— Kirkus Reviews

Nathan Carter has a steady career, a marriage of twenty years, and a run of good luck he’s never thought to question.

When a work AI refuses a simple command and a stranger tells him his life has been managed, the surface cracks. What’s underneath is impossible to unsee, and Nathan has a choice to make: accept the life he was handed, or risk everything to live a life of his own.

“Emotional depth of this sort isn’t always a part of dystopian fiction… executed so deftly in a punchy and no-nonsense style.” — Kirkus Reviews

A near-future literary science fiction about free will, identity, and the cost of knowing who you really are.

For readers of Kazuo Ishiguro, Ted Chiang, and Blake Crouch.

5 stars Readers’ Favorite

Category: Science Fiction – Dystopian