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Ears still ringing from their last explosive attempt to save the world, Katja and her friends learn that the war is bigger and the future is darker than anyone realized. So much for life after Demo Day.To counter a threat that's more than just scattered mind control, they'll have to stay in Seattle. They'll have to stay in the fight. But maybe this time they can keep their battles in the digital realm. Maybe this time someone else can do all the meat space stuff. Either way, it's time to regroup, research, resist. And when they do, they'll learn what the enemy already knows:There's more than one way to reprogram a human...
In 2050, the world is a little denser, a little greyer, and a little more firmly under the corporate thumb. Wriggling carefully under that thumb, in their dimly lit flats, Katja and her friends have tended to walk the fine line between cyber criminals and cyber crusaders. For them, no physical reality compares to their lives built on lines of aggressive code.But then somebody blows up the office where Katja is pretending to be a well-behaved wage slave and jolts them into the concrete and clouds of corporeal Seattle. Of brains infiltrated by a clandestine threat.Can a handful of digital warriors win a war that stretches into the world on the flesh and blood side of their computer screens?Praise for Peace FireA smart, fun, fierce tale of geek revolution and high-stakes adventure.-Ernest Cline, Bestselling Author of Ready Player One
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