Primacy - Carnegie, Miles
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PRIMACY. A biotech empire built on monsters. A rebellion led by legends. A war for the soul of the future. In the near-future towers of London, PRIMACY has turned terror into technology, growing nightmares in glass tanks and branding them for profit . Frankenstein. Moreau. They're not myths. They're executives. And at the top sits James Moriarty, the man who turned fear itself into an empire . But myths don't stay buried forever. When a disgraced doctor named Watson crosses paths with the driven journalist Jo March, the haunted hunter Van Helsing, and the obsessive scholar Armitage , they…mehr

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PRIMACY. A biotech empire built on monsters. A rebellion led by legends. A war for the soul of the future. In the near-future towers of London, PRIMACY has turned terror into technology, growing nightmares in glass tanks and branding them for profit . Frankenstein. Moreau. They're not myths. They're executives. And at the top sits James Moriarty, the man who turned fear itself into an empire . But myths don't stay buried forever. When a disgraced doctor named Watson crosses paths with the driven journalist Jo March, the haunted hunter Van Helsing, and the obsessive scholar Armitage , they uncover the truth PRIMACY was built to hide: humanity's oldest monsters were prototypes, and the apocalypse was a marketing plan . From the labs of London to the ruins of Berlin and the blood-soaked streets of Prague, the Guard rises, a circle of broken heroes, survivors, and rebels who refuse to be forgotten . Opposing them are the architects of extinction: Moriarty and Rotwang , new gods of biotech and steel, entangled with the very creators whose legacies now hunt the shadows. Across three acts of creation, corruption, and reckoning, PRIMACY chronicles the fall of empires and the rebirth of myth itself . Empires fall. Myths endure.
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Miles Carnegie writes about the near future. The one taking shape while we're not paying attention. Technology that stops obeying. Machines that make demands. Bodies that become negotiable. His stories live in the space between here and there. Close enough to recognize every step. Far enough that we tell ourselves it won't happen. At the center: people trying to stay human while everything around them shifts. People who love, who break, who make terrible choices for understandable reasons. The fiction equivalent of a train wreck. You know where it's going, but can't look away. If that sounds like your kind of unease, you're in the right place.