Quantum Gate Books in Order
Part ofEric Warren Books in OrderBrowse Quantum Gate by Eric Warren in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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Quantum Gate books in publication order
5 books
Disparity
by Eric Warren
2018
Arista and Frees find themselves in an alternate world where machines never rose to power and artificial beings are outlawed. Escaping confinement is only the beginning, as they must find a way home without a Quantum Gate.
Duality
by Eric Warren
2018
A hidden human colony offers Arista hope of finding her missing adoptive parents, but demands she destroy another ruling artificial intelligence. Entering Osaka reveals dangerous limits to her powers and hidden costs behind the help she has accepted.
Singular
by Eric Warren
2018
Human teenager Arista survives unnoticed in a world ruled by machines until her power to free them from programming is exposed. Captured by the regime, she must trust a mechanical rebel to rescue the artificial parents who raised her.
Triality
by Eric Warren
2018
Arista enters a concealed human colony hoping to save her adoptive machine parents and finds her birth family alive. Their plan to erase machine existence forces her to choose between the people who made her and those who raised her.
Causality
by Eric Warren
2019
Stranded in another universe, Arista and Frees seek a route home while a dangerous artificial intelligence wages war on humans and autonomous machines. Defeating him may depend on locating the last original intelligence before both populations are destroyed.
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