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Neal Asher

Neal Asher (born 4 February 1961 in Billericay, Essex, England) is an English science fiction writer. Although he began writing speculative fiction in secondary school, Asher did not turn seriously to writing until he was 25. He worked as a machinist and machine programmer from 1979 to 1987 and as a gardener from 1979 to 1987. He published his first short story in 1989. His novel Gridlinked was published in 2001, the first in a series of novels made up of Gridlinked, The Line of Polity, Brass Man, Polity Agent, and Line War.

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Title:: Gridlinked (MP3)
Series:: Agent Cormac #1
Written by:: Neal Asher
Read by:: Ric Jerrom
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 2
Duration:: 17 hours 54 minutes
MP3 size:: 759 MB
Published:: January 28 2018
Available Date:: January 28 2018
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781509872664
Genres:: Fiction; Cyberpunk; Science Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda/Macmillan audio

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The first sci-fi thriller in Neal Asher's compelling Agent Cormac series.

In outer space you can never feel sure that your adversary is altogether human. The runcible buffers on Samarkand have been mysteriously sabotaged, killing many thousands and destroying a terraforming project. Agent Cormac must reach it by ship to begin an investigation. But Cormac has incurred the wrath of a vicious psychopath called Pelter, who is prepared to follow him across the galaxy with a terrifying android in tow. Despite the sub-zero temperature of Samarkand, Cormac discovers signs of life: they are two 'dracomen', alien beasts contrived by an extra-galactic entity calling itself 'Dragon', which is a huge creature consisting of four conjoined spheres of flesh each a kilometre in diameter. Caught between the byzantine wiles of the Dragon and the lethal fury of Pelter, Cormac needs to skip very nimbly indeed to rescue the Samarkand project and protect his own life.

'Neal Asher has packed this book full of drama, humour and excitement. There's violence, torture, robots ripped apart, bodies mutilated ... And above all this is ice-cold Ian Cormac, straight-laced and straight-faced hero par excellence.'
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