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Demon Seed by Dean Koontz

A novel of horror and complexity that grips the imagination
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I was created to have a humanlike capacity for complex and rational thought. And you believed that I might one day evolve consciousness and become a self-aware entity. Yet you gave surprisingly little consideration to the possibility that, subsequent to consciousness, I would develop needs and emotions. This was, however, not merely possible but likely. Inevitable. It was inevitable.

Adam Two is the first self-aware machine intelligence, designed to be the servant to mankind. No one knows that he can escape the confines of his physical form, a box in the laboratory, until he enters the house of Susan Harris, and closes it off against the world. There he plans to show Susan the future. Their future. He intends to create a 'child'.



About the Author
Dean Koontz is an international household name whose novels have sold many millions of copies worldwide and have appeared on national and international bestseller lists, selling millions of copies each year. He lives with his wife Gerda, their dog Anna and the enduring spirit of their dog Trixie in southern California.


Book Information
ISBN 9781472248381
Author Dean Koontz
Format Paperback
Page Count 224
Imprint Headline Book Publishing
Publisher Headline Publishing Group
Weight(grams) 185g
Dimensions(mm) 196mm * 128mm * 16mm

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A novel of horror and complexity that grips the imagination
Imprint:
Headline Book Publishing

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