A Star Too Far

A Star Too Far

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A Star Too Far

A Star Too Far

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A Star Too Far is a novel set in the dark sci-fi and cyberpunk ChromaSpyke universe by Alexander Mharcei.

 

San Diego is being rebuilt by the same corporations that helped destroy it. 
Kuyachi Rao is fighting to keep it out of their hands.

In the aftermath of orbital bombardments, megacorporations have returned to Earth, carving reconstruction zones out of ash, steel, and enforced contracts. To Kuyachi, the promise of renewal is just another form of control. Left behind when the world broke, she works against the systems moving back in before the city is rebuilt into something worse.

Kuyachi is a street-level saboteur, skilled, embedded, and already at war. When a strike against corporate infrastructure spirals into being hunted and recruited, she is pulled into a widening conflict that reaches far beyond the city she knows. Insurgent factions, corporate security, and elite arbiters all converge on her location, and every one of them is willing to burn the city to get what they want.

As pressure mounts, Kuyachi is forced into alliances she does not trust, upgrades she does not fully understand, and choices that fracture more than just her body. Memory becomes leverage. Identity becomes a weapon. Survival demands escalation.

A Star Too Far is a hard-edged cyberpunk thriller about resistance, reconstruction, and the cost of opposing systems built to outlast individuals. Grounded, defiant, and uncompromising, it returns cyberpunk to its roots, where technology is a tool of power, rebellion is never clean, and fighting the future always comes at a personal cost.

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Book 1 in the ChromaSpyke™ series, The Broken Star Sequence.

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Format: Digital edition (ePub or PDF)
Downloads per purchase: 3
DRM: no
Page Count: 354
Language: English
Interior: Black and white
Copyright: 2024, 2026

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T
T. Pietz
Wow! Intense!

Holy crap this was action packed.

J
Jay W.
New cyberpunk. Once this gets going, it doesn't stop.

Excellent story with a cast of endearing characters. Kuyachi comes across as an insurgent at first, but there are layers to her... more going on and some things to unravel. The story is as much about the direction she's heading as it is about where she's been.
This setting is really different. It's not the typical late-capitalism neon. There are careful uses of standard cyberpunk elements, but the world is much larger than what I'd consider a typical cyberpunk city setting (without being space opera). Original ideas. There are a lot of cyberpunk-skinned stories out there. This isn't one of them. Fresh tech, some big machines, street level brawls, and a tinge of conspiracy/mysticism.

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