Great Dieback to Singularity

"Great Dieback to Singularity" is a critically-acclaimed hard science fiction epic set in 2068 when a global warming catastrophe sealed half of the human population's fate. This outcome was predicted years before. Yet, it still caught most by surprise.

This novel follows the lives of the twin sisters Addison and Ainsley Cameron - both prodigies in the fields of cybernetics and bioengineering, on the verge of pivotal advances in the creation of AIs and enhanced humans - as they attempt to put the world back together with scarce resources and even more scarce allies.

What they find shakes them to their core. The world they once knew is unrecognizable - reduced to worthless rubble and ceaseless power struggles caused by devastating storms, volcanic eruptions, nuclear strikes, and a fearsome Sino-Russian war.

For the first time in a long time, the hope they had held on to for so long wavers. Are they in over their heads? Is the world beyond salvaging? Will their quest be for naught?

If you enjoyed Kim Stanley Robinson's "The Ministry for the Future" or Kazuo Ishiguro's "Klara and the Sun", then you'll definitely be mesmerized by Daniel R Scott's "Great Dieback to Singularity".

This critically-acclaimed science fiction epic has effectively used the future to illuminate and discuss issues in our present-day society. The book comprises several profound and unexpected twists, making it all the more an engaging and alluring read for any thoughtful and imaginative adult.

Praise for "Great Dieback to Singularity":

"An engaging, globe-trotting post-apocalypse tale that should appeal to Asimov fans." - Kirkus Reviews

"...it's a special recommendation and delight for hard sci-fi fans who receive too few in-depth focuses on technological challenges in modern genre reads." - Diane Donovan, Midwest Book Reviews