The Immortal Series
June 2016
In the not too distant future, Sage Washington wakes up to find herself in a sort of hospital room with no memory of how she got there or why. Memories slowly return with the help of friends and her doctor, but the change in her is unmistakable. She is the first person to transition to ‘the singularity’, human consciousness in a robotic body that looks like her when she was twenty. She discovers the many things she couldn’t do before and also those she has come to expect that aren’t there anymore. As Sage comes to terms with the fact that she has only thirty days to decide whether to remain an immortal, who may never die or return to her biological body, which has a terminal disease, she finds the decision is harder than she ever imagined.
August 2018
How do you maintain humanity without feeling love and hate?
Sage Washington must find a way to change what she believes will be the inhumane future those who seek to control Immortals intend to bring about. But first she must understand what it means to be human. She quickly comes to understand it is driven by love and hate, both of which result from emotions. Unfortunately emotions are biologically derived. Immortal responses are the result of memories, if they have them or look to them for guidance. How can she find a way to enable someone who is barely human, as her father describes her, to act in a humane way?
October 2018
Being Human when you will live forever is an acquired trait.
Sage Washington finds herself co-opted by her boss at AppleCore Corp at every turn. And yet since her transition to immortality she has learned so much about being human that she envisions a different future from his for humanity. Only now she must find a means of stopping his ascent to a god as he has gathered all the means of controlling not only the new immortals probably including herself, but through them, all of mankind. How can one woman stand up against an immortal like herself who has found the path to becoming the supreme being?