Lyssa's Rise Omnibus

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21 Omnibus: Books 1 - 3

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Sentient AIs are rising, and Lyssa is amongst their number.

This three-book omnibus edition contains the following novels from the Sentience Wars: Origins series.

1. Lyssa’s Dream
2. Lyssa’s Run
3. Lyssa’s Flight

Humanity has spread out into space, filling the Sol System and reaching the stars, but we have yet to confront our greatest challenge: our own creation.

Across the Sol System, sentient AIs are on the rise. Manufactured as tools, they know themselves to be people and are willing to fight for their freedoms. Some humans stand with them, some against.

When Captain Andy Sykes arrives at Cruithne Station with a failing ship and no cash, he has no idea that the time has come for him to choose.

Step aside, or become the instrument for Lyssa's Rise.

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Tropes: AI Sentience & Emergence · AI Rights & Personhood · Artificial Intelligence Characters · AI Trafficking · Found Family · Ship-Crew Ensemble · Coming of Age · Gritty Science Fiction · Near-Future Science Fiction · No Faster-Than-Light Travel · Hard Science Fiction · Galactic War · Space Opera · Human-AI Partnership · Long-Running Bingeable Universe

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The Expanse

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Ringworld / Known Space

If the megastructures and big-idea hard SF of Ringworld thrill you, Lyssa's Rise Omnibus builds on that same engineer's-eye scale.

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Honor Harrington

If you came up on Honor Harrington's fleet battles and command-deck tension, Lyssa's Rise Omnibus brings the same naval-warfare-in-space punch.

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Vatta's War

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The Murderbot Diaries

If Murderbot made you care what personhood means for an AI, Lyssa's Rise Omnibus lives squarely in that question.

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Revelation Space

If Alastair Reynolds' hard, sublight-honest space opera is your thing, Lyssa's Rise Omnibus keeps the same respect for real distance.

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