SLVIA . . . decades ago, an AI program escaped the NSA Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, and has never been re-captured . . . true story.
Following a brutal massacre, the Ethiopian Ark of the Covenant – a revered religious artifact – sells on the international black market. Soon afterward, the death of an aging Saudi King spurs a flawed Saudi-Israeli peace deal, promoted by a polarizing former US president under criminal indictment and seeking political asylum.
Elsewhere, an assassin from the fanatical Solar Temple murder cult hunts down NSA fugitive Derek Taylor while he searches for an escaped US Defense artificial intelligence called the SLVIA. Breadcrumbs direct Taylor from Portugal to the Vatican, and then Israel to discover a mysterious copper scroll with an incredible ancient secret.
As a Temple Mount ceremony transforms into a blasphemous political theater – sparking fears of a modern-day Anti-Christ – Taylor learns the woman he loves, who once betrayed him, has fallen into the hands of the Russian oligarch who may have killed her father.
Now, Taylor faces an impossible choice; one that could change the world order, and likely cost him his life.
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The Last Ark
The Last Ark is a highly recommended read for fans of fast-paced thriller novels, complex and rewarding political plots, and fans of all-out action everywhere.
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Surprisingly excellent writing and plot
If Tom Clancy and Dan Brown partnered up to write a book, they might come up with something like this.
I nervously began reading this book dreading a Da Vinci Code copycat, but was pleasantly surprised to discover this book is anything but a copycat.
Guy Morris has adeptly woven historical and religious research with current events and modern AI scenarios, into a unique political action adventure that I think would make both Clancy and Brown proud to call Morris a contemporary.
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The Last Ark is a highly recommended read for fans of fast-paced thriller novels, complex and rewarding political plots, and fans of all-out action everywhere.