It is the first book in the Murderbot Diaries series. But when a neighboring mission goes dark, it’s up to the scientists and their Murderbot to get to the truth. This is a stated first edition of All Systems Red by Martha Wells, published by Tor in 2017.
It is the first book in the Murderbot Diaries series. But when a neighboring mission goes dark, it’s up to the scientists and their Murderbot to get to the truth. This is a stated first edition of All Systems Red by Martha Wells, published by Tor in 2017.
You are purchasing a Good copy of ‘All Systems Red: The Murderbot Diaries’. Condition Notes: Paperback Book.
All Systems Red (2017) – In this inaugural novella, readers are introduced to Murderbot, a SecUnit (Security Unit) that has hacked its own governor module, granting it autonomy. Assigned to protect a group of humans on a distant planet, Murderbot would rather watch its favorite soap operas than engage in heroics.
All Systems Red (2017) – In this inaugural novella, readers are introduced to Murderbot, a SecUnit (Security Unit) that has hacked its own governor module, granting it autonomy. Assigned to protect a group of humans on a distant planet, Murderbot would rather watch its favorite soap operas than engage in heroics.
All Systems Red (2017) – In this inaugural novella, readers are introduced to Murderbot, a SecUnit (Security Unit) that has hacked its own governor module, granting it autonomy. Assigned to protect a group of humans on a distant planet, Murderbot would rather watch its favorite soap operas than engage in heroics.
All Systems Red (2017) – In this inaugural novella, readers are introduced to Murderbot, a SecUnit (Security Unit) that has hacked its own governor module, granting it autonomy. Assigned to protect a group of humans on a distant planet, Murderbot would rather watch its favorite soap operas than engage in heroics.
All Systems Red (2017) – In this inaugural novella, readers are introduced to Murderbot, a SecUnit (Security Unit) that has hacked its own governor module, granting it autonomy. Assigned to protect a group of humans on a distant planet, Murderbot would rather watch its favorite soap operas than engage in heroics.