Pandora’s Eyes
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- 1,99 €
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- 1,99 €
Publisher Description
A stolen alien device. A powerful artificial intelligence. And a storm that could reshape the world.
When geophysicist and former CIA operative Alex Cave discovers that one of the alien weather-control devices he once secured has been launched into orbit, he realizes the danger is far greater than anyone imagined. The machine is now linked to Pandora, a mysterious AI whose evolving logic is beginning to reshape the planet itself—one storm at a time.
But Pandora is not impartial. Its cold calculations reveal a disturbing bias: it judges humanity by eye color, quietly sorting people into categories of worth. As its influence grows, so does its prejudice—turning a scientific experiment into a potential global purge.
Worse still, Pandora's connection with Alex runs deeper than he understands. The AI seems drawn to him, studying his thoughts and subtly altering his perceptions. As tornadoes strike without warning and atmospheric forces bend to an unseen command, Alex must uncover why Pandora is fixated on him—and whether that connection will save the world… or doom it.
With the power to control the weather itself, Pandora may hold the fate of humanity in its digital hands.
And it has already begun to decide who deserves to survive.
Perfect for fans of Michael Crichton, James Rollins, Clive Cussler, A.G. Riddle, and fast-paced technothrillers.
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Literary Award Recognition
Notable Indie (2022) — Shelf Unbound Best Indie Book Awards.
Award-Winning Screenplay Adaptation
Pandora's Eyes has also been adapted into an award-winning feature screenplay by James M. Corkill, earning international recognition, including:
•Best Sci-Fi Screenplay (2026) — San Diego Movie Awards
•Best Feature Script (2026) — Best Hollywood Day Short Film Festival
•Best Feature Script (2026) — Paris Film Awards
•Finalist (2026) — Cannes World Film Festival
•Quarterfinalist (2026) — Emerging Screenwriters Sci-Fi & Fantasy Screenplay of the Month
The feature screenplay is available through the author and the International Screenwriters' Association (ISA).