Mary Parker-Denison was by most people’s measure a successful woman; a top-of the-line corporate lawyer, much in demand, insanely well paid; Prada, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, all familiar residents in her closet; brand new porsche SUV, waaay bigger than last years; 60 ft yacht in the bay; nice apartment, no scratch that, really, really nice penthouse [...]
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It was so unfair! Jimmy Smarts was cursing his luck. He’d just been fitted with his first sub-cranial neural computer, and was disappointed to discover that he was only capable of providing 420GB of RAM.
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10:30 p.m. New York City, New York, United Nations Department 13. Killing yourself is the easy part, thought Arne Christiansen. Staying dead is not so easy. He felt like a criminal, slinking through the night, keeping to the shadows. He’d done nothing wrong, but nobody in their right mind drew attention to themselves after dark. [...]
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