"Space-time doesn't interact with Verity Space other than through the quantum realisation of collapsing possibilities. Still, there's leakage from the subconscious like last night’s dreams."
In Verity, democracy has been eclipsed. Corporations have carved up the human colonies amongst themselves and now reign supreme. MynCorp dominates Earth by exploiting her most valuable resource – the human subconscious. Wiring together the minds of the poor provides limitless computing power, serving MynCorp’s multi-global agendas.
Humans are adapting to new paradigms – the prized face resurrection and reprogramming, the disenfranchised are enslaved and free thinkers become anti-corporate fugitives. Heroes are created from the ambivalent by the paranoid and punitive nature of the corporation.
The balance of power is threatened when an ancient presence emerges from a universe touched by the computing network. Now alien races, rebel consciences, idealist spirits and enslaved souls must find a co-operative path and convince MynCorp to save human existence. Along the way attraction, rebellion, violence, love and greed bond and repel the main characters.
Verity is the first part of a trilogy. The second and third novels lead the characters through the heart of the battle for survival and present the evolution of mankind into a post-corporate culture.