Author
Speculative fiction about the places where science, technology and the human mind collide.
Steven Cooper lives in South Africa with his wife, two children, three cats and four goldfish. He holds degrees in both science and psychology, and his work reflects a lifelong fascination with the places where science, technology and the human mind collide.
His first novel, No Good Deed, is out now. A second, Mnemonic, is on the way.
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Adam Wells is running out of chances. His Karmic Score is nearly zero, and in a world ruled by morality, that means the end of his freedom. When his neighbour dies, Adam inherits a lifeline: her Karmic boost, if he completes a series of tasks for strangers.
But soon Adam discovers a disturbing truth. Halo rewards him for choices no decent person would make, and in a world governed by an artificial sense of right and wrong, Adam will need to decide how far he is willing to go.
Upcoming
Mnemonic can balance your worst memories against your best, easing the weight of grief for a fee. Daniel Scott cannot afford it. Sellers, though, get paid. So he sells the memory of the day his wife died. The guilt remains. The memory does not.
Then he discovers someone is bribing people with their own memories, and the company that took them turns out to be far harder to find than it was to walk into.
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