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Source Code. Book 1. the Inhabitants of the Uninhabited Island | Ekat Rin

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Maggie is a programmer and is apt to having dreams about coding, but never before she heard a voice demanding, "Memorize the last line." Maggie does, but the line only looks like source code. Perhaps, it's just an outcome of weariness after a fortnight of hard work. Then why ... Oh! There are too many whys! They look like just a sequence of coincidences, which happen to bring Maggie and her friends to an isolated tribe on an island that is considered uninhabited. And there, in the jungle, scared out of her wits, Maggie remembers nothing else but the source code from her dream.

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Source Code. Book 1. the Inhabitants of the Uninhabited Island | Ekat Rin

so-so

A wonderfully unusual story! I'd recommend it to every sci fi fan. It was sci-fi mix with tech and although, the writing style could be improved upon a little, it was still a good book. The only thing I didn't like was how it was just an introduction to the entire series.

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