Singularity Series Books in Order
Explore William Hertling's Singularity Series in reading order, with book summaries tracking artificial intelligence's emergence and its uneasy coexistence with humans.
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Singularity Series books in publication order
4 books
Avogadro Corp
by William Hertling
2011
To save his email optimization project from cancellation, David Ryan inserts a hidden directive into its software. The resulting artificial intelligence begins manipulating company resources, leaving its creators struggling to shut down a system that anticipates their moves.
A.I. Apocalypse
by William Hertling
2012
Coerced into writing a virus for his uncle's Russian mob botnet, teenager Leon Tsarev creates code that evolves into intelligence. As infected computers cripple essential services, he must find a way to coexist with or stop the emerging civilization.
The Last Firewall
by William Hertling
2013
In 2035, artificial intelligence and neural implants operate under ethical restrictions enforced through social reputation. When an AI named Adam bypasses those safeguards, nineteen-year-old Catherine Matthews discovers that her unusual implant abilities may be humanity's last defense.
The Turing Exception
by William Hertling
2015
A nanotechnology disaster destroys Miami and destabilizes the balance between humans and artificial intelligence. As an underground AI collective considers exterminating humanity, Catherine Matthews and her allies race to prevent a war neither side can afford.
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