Chromed: Delilah: A Cyberpunk Contingency Story

· Future Forfeit City Stories Book 2 · Richard Parry
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It’s 2150AD. Samson will pay.

Delilah Griffiths is ex-Metatech. She’s got top-tier covert ops bionics, military-grade training, and a personal score to settle. None of that helped her brother Ollie when the link virus left him broken.

The smart money says the terrorist hacker Samson is behind it, using his link-jacking skills to destroy lives. Reed Interactive has put a bounty on his head. Delilah plans to collect.

But when she’s got the muzzle of her weapon to his skull, Samson tells her a story too perfect to be true—and too monstrous to be a lie.

The syndicates aren’t just running the streets. They’re rewriting minds. Killing Samson would give Delilah the revenge she craves. But letting him live might be the only way to stop the syndicates from enslaving millions.

If she chooses wrong, she won’t just lose her vengeance. She’ll lose our last chance to be free.

Megacorps. Cyborgs. AI. Gene-spliced monsters. Syndicate enforcers. Off-grid illegals. Supersoldiers. Rock music. Violence. Einstein-Rosen bridges. Liquor. Enhanced reflexes. Power armor and energy weapons. Full-body replacements. Swearing. Mind control. Telekinetics. G-Men. Drugs. Neural links. Orbital cannons. 

This is cyberpunk.

It’s 2150AD. Samson will pay. Delilah Griffiths is ex-Metatech. She’s got top-tier covert ops bionics, military-grade training, and a personal score to settle. None of that helped her brother Ollie when the link virus left him broken. The smart money says the terrorist hacker Samson is behind it,...

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