Sick Man

<p>Thanksgiving week 2022. Behind the doors of a shuttered Brooklyn shop a group of unlikely companions gather for a trial no one else knows exists. Their host: <em>Petamunra</em>-the world's first fault-tolerant <strong>quantum computer-enables reverse time travel a journey where the past arrives to become the present. </strong></p><p>Their mission is audacious: <em>Can Technology Prevent World War III?</em> Their testing ground is the Crimean War of 1853-the proto-world war-and antebellum New York City. At its root lie conflicts that shape modern times from Russia's invasion of Ukraine to unrest in the Balkans and the Middle East.</p><p>The <em>novanauts</em> are thrust into a breathtaking race between belligerence and diplomacy a contest not seen since the days of Troy a battleground of powerful monarchies and freedom's champions in Bosporus between the ages of imperial legitimacy and quantum intelligence.</p><p>Blending fact and imagination <em>Sick Man</em> is a bold re-creation of the nineteenth century-both a meditation on wisdom and intelligence and a story brimming with surprises. </p><p>Rich with human desires interwoven with quantum technology <em>Sick Man</em> is the opening act of a trilogy <em>Ten Days Inside History</em> that asks the most urgent question of our time: <em>Can humanity progress without destroying itself?</em></p><p><em>...more than a historical fiction-among its best...it's science fiction plausible...</em></p>