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    The Genesis of Quave
    The Genesis of Quave
    The Genesis of Quave
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Genesis of Quave

    Written by John E. Parnell

    Narrated by Peter Morris

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    The story of the titular ‘Quave’ concerns a group of politically motivated hackers work out of a converted apartment in Queens, New York, and after failing to hack a bank with a traditional virus, decide to create something entirely new – a virus that becomes more than just a virus – a virus that becomes its own functioning entity.





    Over the course of the novel, Quave grows stronger. It has the potential to solve global warming, cure cancer, but it has equal potential to destroy mankind. The group of hackers must decide whether to let Quave continue to run free or destroy their own creation. Which leads to another, more terrifying, question – at this point, do they even have the ability to destroy it?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateJun 12, 2016
    ISBN9781625122179
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