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Original Title:	Gods Tomorrow
ISBN:	1936559048 (ISBN13: 9781936559046)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Ghost Targets #1

Gods Tomorrow (Ghost Targets #1) Paperback | Pages: 210 pages

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Title	:	Gods Tomorrow (Ghost Targets #1)
Author	:	Aaron Pogue
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 210 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2010 by Consortium Book Sales & Distribution
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Mystery. Fiction. Thriller

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We abandoned privacy and turned databases into something like gods. They listened to our prayers. They met our needs and blessed us with new riches. They watched over us, protected us, and punished the wicked among us. We almost made a paradise. But there were those who tried to hide from the databases' all-seeing eye. They used their wealth or power or intellect to turn themselves into ghosts within the endless archive. For years these ghosts have used their anonymity to perpetrate atrocious crimes and slip away unscathed. And now someone among them may go further still. Someone wants to bring the system down. The only thing that stands in his way is the FBI's understaffed and overwhelmed Ghost Targets section. The agent on the case is their newest rookie, Special Agent Katie Pratt, and she's in over her head. The first day on the job gives her an unsolvable murder that ultimately leads her to the greatest threat these gods have ever seen. Can one desperate woman prevent the downfall of her entire society? Gods Tomorrow is the first book in the Ghost Targets series. Approximately 70,000 words.

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Ratings: 3.75 From 560 Users | 55 Reviews

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Not bad for a free book from BookBub, but it really needed a clearer intro to explain how everyone's lives were being recorded, and it seemed to skirt the file storage and ethical issues of recording everyone. Helps if you know something about computer tech but also helps if you don't think too deeply along the lines of how only the writers of this code are the ones able to hack it!!

Free ebook on Kindle but was not titled Gods Tomorrow but Surveillance. Not a type of story I would usually read. I like mystery and thriller and scifi which this is all three rolled into one. I'm giving two stars because I'm just not sure of the main character, Katie.It is an interesting premise and not set in the far off future but in the not so distant future. It is kinda scarey. The characters just left a bit to be desired but were still interesting to a point. Might give the second book a

Brilliant book! A classic cop action story but set in a world where there is near perfect surveillance. Thanks to technology. I absolutely loved this book. The descriptions of the technology and the implications on the real world are just familiar & believable enough to make give a lot of food for thought. Looking forward to reading more books by this author.

This holds the distinction of being the first book I ever read on my Kindle. But enough about me.Basic plot (spoiler free!): Katie Pratt is a recently hired FBI Agent, and newest members of a unit called Ghost Targets. In the futuristic world the author creates, a super-advanced surveillance system called Hathor watches the entire world. Originally designed to just function as something not so different from our favorite apps on our smartphones today, within years it became so good at watching

I read very little fiction, but Im glad I read this book. The author sets the story in a high-tech, near-future world. The FBI-drama story-line is engaging. I found myself constantly eager to see what happens next. At the same time, the book prompted me to think about some real issues related to the use and development of technology in our world. What is the proper role of technology? How intrusive should it be? Are the conveniences worth the loss of privacy? What spiritual implications might

Katie Pratt is new into this game of preventing crime or tracing crimes through a big brother surveillance system which monitors everything, both visually and vocally. She has been enlisted in the ghost Squad. But all is not as it seems and she is given the murder of Jeanne to solve and finds that there are problems in the system.She does go on to solve the murder but the way and means she does it makes for an entertaining story albeit a bit technical at times. Worth reading

I was surprised at this story. It begun with a struggle and I almost gave it up for being too technical. But for some reason I kept on going, wanting to read something different and this book really shocked me at how much I actually liked it. The story moves forwards quite nicely especially after you get yourself accustomed to the future technology. The main character was very humane and I liked her.It was a fun read and would recommend it to others too.