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Something About Me and My Book:: Cyber Baby is the story of a race to address critical issues of pollution and fuel supply in 2022 using environmentally sound solutions. Ash, the hero, is dragged through time by a complex, sophisticated and forceful woman who runs Singapore.
Cyber Baby is an homage to my father who, in the very early 50’s wrote a Sci Fi novel about the 'macrocosm' and 'microcosm'. In brief, there was an atom bomb test and a scientist got a pain in the knee. My father saw the cosmos as a great body with galaxies circulating like cells within our bodies. I have tried to write a parallel to this in part of the plot.
I also remember his enthusiasm when he discussed a Sci Fi book with my mother about two aliens landing on Earth totally naked, except for a covering of protective jelly that had to be peeled off. I was about 7 at the time. My mother was shocked. I was intrigued.
This probably inspired me to set out on a science career that took me around the World working for major medical and computer companies in 25 countries, sometimes doing more than 200 take offs a year.
Ash, the hero teams up with a stunning animate[android], Mia, who is powered by a quantum computer that unwittingly conceives a powerful and potentially dangerous, post-biological entity in an unused part of her brain.
Cyber Baby is set against a fast moving backdrop of intrigue, scientific developments, exotic locations, personal rivalries and passions. Hopefully Cyber Baby will have you hooked from the first page.
The world is driven by love, sex and passion. So these elements are carefully woven into the plot to make the story breathtakingly exciting and realistic.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the people who have been an inspiration and help in the ten years and 3 MI's that this has taken. I am thinking of writing a book on how to survive MI's and keep a good mental state as my next book, but am concerned people may think that I am showing off.

I was a Medical Scientist dealing with computerised medical equipment in 25 countries for several large drug and medical companies. I am now retired.