The Railas Project

by Paul Joseph

Overview

"Outstanding! Paul J. Joseph's insight is amazing. He knows his genre!"
- Jonas Saul, author of the Sarah Roberts Series

Does a robot have the rights of a free man?

Can he profit from his own labor and creativity?

From Paul J. Joseph, the author of the ground-breaking science fiction series Through the Fold, featuring Marker Stone, Homesick, and Splashdown.

Romo's friends are suffering and in danger. The Mars colony was intended to fail either by sabotage or direct attack. Only four of the ground crew survived to meet them. Now they live in a frozen cave of monotony and sickness until Romo decides to help them. But the new colony leadership doesn't view Romo as a friend and ally. To them he is a slave, only to be rewarded with more work. And he's not allowed to leave. And Peach, the former captain's daughter, can no longer protect him without fomenting a genuine revolution.

Will Romo be able to achieve his destiny in the Northern ice cap? Will he be free?

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Product Details

BN ID:	2940162798903
Publisher:	Paul Joseph
Publication date:	02/11/2020
Series:	The Turing Files , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	861,695
File size:	328 KB

About the Author

Paul J. Joseph is the author of The Turing Files, a series of science fiction books featuring robotics and artificial intelligence. Joseph has been writing science fiction for over twenty years and has demonstrated skills in self-publishing, including formatting, design, and multi-media production. He enjoys studying science and technology, and his hobbies include VR production, 3D printing, and drone flying. Joseph has also produced independent films, one of which won an award at the Ava Gartner Film Festival in 2010. A North Carolina resident with his wife, son, mother in law, and three cats, he teaches at a college level.

Editorial Reviews

I am not good at writing reviews because I always try to not give the story away but its hard to not talk about it. I don't want to say too much but I really enjoyed this book and the twist at the end. If you like sci fi and robots, pick this one up :)

Amazon

I love the concept of a truly impartial entity and hope that we as a species can evolve to the point that we don't need that but I feel we always will. Another fantastic book from Paul J Joseph. This is a read for everyone. All of us can learn from this book

Amazon - Nicholas McAntee

The writer obviously had a lot of fun with this story has a bit of a wild west vibe running through it and is not lacking for it (had me completely fooled all the way through ) bravo .

Amazon - Martin Bradley

This is my person favorite of the three books so far, it contains important developments for our protagonist. We get to see how an AI can develop into sentient being. This is a true Paul J. Joseph story, it contains all the best elements of his past books. From the stuggles of habiting a inhospitable planet to quantam physics. And an ending I didn't see coming...

Amazon - Christian Sommer