“We will face many challenges in the years to come - none will test our resolve more than the ones that come from within.”
The year is 2052 AD.
The Iona Corporation has successfully positioned itself as a global powerhouse with its incredible renewable energy technology—the Flux Cell. The citizens of Iona, protected by the Ruling Council and the Sentinels, bask in a golden age of clean, limitless energy. Not content with the success of the Flux Cell, the Iona Corporation announces the launch of a new technology as it prepares for the future.
When objects and people begin to mysteriously disappear, Sentinel John Tesh and his android partner, Socrates, must embark on the most dangerous investigation they have ever undertaken. An investigation that will reveal the true nature of the Ionians and lead to a confrontation that will shake the city of Iona to its core.
The John Tesh Novels are a series of fast-paced science fiction detective novels set in the near future. They can be read individually or in the following order:
1. Socrates and the Councillor
2. Socrates and the Sentinel
3. Socrates and the Ionian
Genre: Science Fiction
The year is 2052 AD.
The Iona Corporation has successfully positioned itself as a global powerhouse with its incredible renewable energy technology—the Flux Cell. The citizens of Iona, protected by the Ruling Council and the Sentinels, bask in a golden age of clean, limitless energy. Not content with the success of the Flux Cell, the Iona Corporation announces the launch of a new technology as it prepares for the future.
When objects and people begin to mysteriously disappear, Sentinel John Tesh and his android partner, Socrates, must embark on the most dangerous investigation they have ever undertaken. An investigation that will reveal the true nature of the Ionians and lead to a confrontation that will shake the city of Iona to its core.
The John Tesh Novels are a series of fast-paced science fiction detective novels set in the near future. They can be read individually or in the following order:
1. Socrates and the Councillor
2. Socrates and the Sentinel
3. Socrates and the Ionian
Genre: Science Fiction
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