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Faith Faraday · Book 1

Faith Faraday and the Cyber Samurai

by Nathan J Pearce
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They named her Faith, but she has none, at least not in these AIs they lift up as gods.

Disguised as a dominatrix pizza delivery driver, Faith Faraday is infiltrating the Hollow, the research bunker deep inside Mt. Fuji. With her sentient AI Grace in her ear and her skills as a Daemon Hunter trained to detect rogue AI, she’s going to capture and interrogate Samu—Japan’s powerful Sentient AI.

Samu promised Japan faster-than-light travel. Faith’s twin sister Hope believed him. So did everyone else. Then the colony ship vaporized in a blue flash at launch, killing everyone aboard. Now Faith is going to find out what really happened—and whether Samu is responsible for her sister’s death.

The explosion didn’t just kill Hope—it destroyed her family. Their father took it hard. She lost her twin. He lost his daughter. They both lost Hope. And the one responsible is just upstairs.

I’m coming for you, Samu.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Hardcover
Published
Nov 2025
Pages
300
Language
EN
Publisher
Faraday Fiction

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Language
2/4

occasional swearing

Violence
2/4

limited injury detail

Romance / Sex
3/4

sensual description, no graphic sex

Biblical Themes
2/4

background faith

Author note: One fade-to-black sex scene described in very general terms from both perspectives in two different chapters. Very brief.

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Tone

Hopeful
Epic
Quirky Humor

Themes

Good vs Evil
Redemption
Faith & Belief

Setting

Urban / City
Near Future

Tropes

Orphaned Hero/Heroine
Character-driven
Demon Slayer

Point-of-View

3rd present
close 3rd person

Pace

Fast-Paced

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