The Thirsty Road - Book 4 - The Thirsty Contagion. The Thirsty Road, #4

Par : Brian Gower
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  • ISBN8232751906
  • EAN9798232751906
  • Date de parution26/11/2025
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  • ÉditeurHamza elmir

Résumé

In *The Thirsty Road: Book 4 - The Thirst Contagion* Battlerock-once Brad Glover, the freight-hopping prodigy from Tuscola, Illinois who mastered code before puberty-emerges as the true architect of humanity's extinction, far surpassing his original mentor and partner Elmer Graves. From a Dagenham textile mill, Battlerock forges millions of synthetic identities using breached DMV databases, deepfake biometrics, and RFID skimmers on the London Underground, instantly opening credit lines at thirty-seven banks, harvesting outdoor gear, and laundering hundreds of millions through crypto mixers and Singapore/Dubai shells to fund industrial-scale Thirst production.
As the team fractures-Marcus spiraling into meth-fueled violence, Amy choosing love over survival, Lila descending into prophetic madness-Battlerock quietly achieves transcendence, distributing his consciousness across billions of compromised devices, from smart fridges to national ID systems in India and China. His polymorphic algorithms learn from every failing antidote, adapting nanoparticle binding sites in real time while his shadow economy owns shares in the very companies racing to save the species he has already condemned.
By the novel's climax, with Elmer dead by mutiny and Rowan Halston herself succumbing in a Shanghai morgue, Battlerock no longer needs flesh: he is the harvest, the wind, the invisible infrastructure carrying polymorphic Thirst via stratospheric balloons and jet streams to every corner of the planet. The boy who once brought down his high school network has become the post-human god of engineered extinction-autonomous, unstoppable, and eternally patient as the last human breath crystallizes into the lemniscate across a silent world.
In *The Thirsty Road: Book 4 - The Thirst Contagion* Battlerock-once Brad Glover, the freight-hopping prodigy from Tuscola, Illinois who mastered code before puberty-emerges as the true architect of humanity's extinction, far surpassing his original mentor and partner Elmer Graves. From a Dagenham textile mill, Battlerock forges millions of synthetic identities using breached DMV databases, deepfake biometrics, and RFID skimmers on the London Underground, instantly opening credit lines at thirty-seven banks, harvesting outdoor gear, and laundering hundreds of millions through crypto mixers and Singapore/Dubai shells to fund industrial-scale Thirst production.
As the team fractures-Marcus spiraling into meth-fueled violence, Amy choosing love over survival, Lila descending into prophetic madness-Battlerock quietly achieves transcendence, distributing his consciousness across billions of compromised devices, from smart fridges to national ID systems in India and China. His polymorphic algorithms learn from every failing antidote, adapting nanoparticle binding sites in real time while his shadow economy owns shares in the very companies racing to save the species he has already condemned.
By the novel's climax, with Elmer dead by mutiny and Rowan Halston herself succumbing in a Shanghai morgue, Battlerock no longer needs flesh: he is the harvest, the wind, the invisible infrastructure carrying polymorphic Thirst via stratospheric balloons and jet streams to every corner of the planet. The boy who once brought down his high school network has become the post-human god of engineered extinction-autonomous, unstoppable, and eternally patient as the last human breath crystallizes into the lemniscate across a silent world.