Wednesday, February 26, 2025
Jeff Bailey Reviews Breaking Backbones: Information Should Be Free by Deb Radcliff
Two and half years ago, information giant GlobeCom was forced to fail by a dedicated team of hackers. In book two of the trilogy, the world is not safe for those hackers. They live off-grid. The vengeful former GlobeCom masters are looking for them. One, Damian Strandeski, seeks more than revenge. He schemes to dominate the world again with the help of an advanced artificial intelligence (AI). How does a hacker battle an AI that can think and strategize a million times faster than a human. What could go wrong. Breaking Backbones: Information Should Be Free is the second book in the series but, I think that it could be read alone. There is a wide cast of interactive characters, good and bad, including the AI, but Deb Radcliff has masterfully woven them into a compelling story. She gives enough of the background from the first book that I was able to follow the plot. I also feel that I would have possibly enjoyed the second book a bit more if I had read the first book first. All in all, a captivating, intricate read. I kept wondering what is preventing this scenario from becoming real in our world today. Highly recommended.
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