Messiah Node

Messiah Node

978-1-913892-57-9


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Paperback: 978-1-913892-58-6
Hardcover: 978-1-913892-59-3
EPUB: 978-1-908039-25-5
MOBI: 978-1-908039-26-2

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Description

The sign

When a meteorite falls from the sky, the destruction left in its wake lights a political fuse that could bring on Armageddon.

The prophet

Just when the world could use a savior, the prophet Elijah appears. His search for a messiah leads him to the daughter of the archangel Michael.

The savior

Meanwhile other messiah hopefuls spring up around the world — including Page, an AI already tangled in webs of religion and deception. Yet as false shepherds lead the lambs to their doom, it may be up to Page’s creator, the criminal mastermind known as Mouse, to save them all….

Reviews

“Messiah Node’s cool, ethereal fusion of cyberpunk and mythology fits perfectly with with action-adventure storytelling and a piercing examination of religious extremism.”
— Alyx Dellamonica, Locus

“I’ll give Lyda Morehouse a big thumbs-up for this book; Messiah Node is full of great characters, a great plot, and lots of action. The book has all the ingredients that exemplifies good modern science fiction; a blend of genres that will appeal to the wider public, and Morehouse is a writer that stands out in the crowd. This is a terrific blend of fresh ideas and an intriguing futuristic vision.”
— Vegar Holmen, The Alien Online

“Morehouse knows how to pace her story, weaving strands of plot and drawing the reader ever deeper into its fascinating but unnerving world. Although the third book in a tetralogy, this one includes enough backstory to stand solidly on its own. The final volume ought to be riveting, for apocalypse is on the horizon”
— Regina Schroeder, Booklist

“… an excellent read. I was up half the night finishing it.”
— Cheryl Morgan, Emerald City