Borderless

Following the blog’s new trial guideline, I’m keeping this review to a maximum of six sentences. This is a prepublication review, and I’ll add the cover art when it becomes available:

In February 2018, I raved about Eliot Peper’s book Bandwidth, and if you haven’t read that one yet, then you’re already falling behind this prolific author. Now, he’s about to release the next novel, Borderless, continuing this near future look at the power behind those who control “the feed,” access to the internet which has only become more critical to everyone, to every government, and every company world wide. Commonwealth is the company which now owns and controls the feed, and the company has decided to impose a carbon tax. Immediately, the carbon tax became de facto international law – no one could risk opting out, but many hated this new tax and many wanted to make such global decisions. As the overheated climate began to favorably respond to reduced emissions as the result of the tax, one might ask, what could go wrong? Have a look at this story because Peper just might be the hottest young author who is writing today.