Prey
When a swarm of self-replicating nanobots escapes into the Nevada desert, they evolve into a predatory force hunting humans. A team of experts must stop the intelligent machines before they overrun civilization, blending cutting-edge science with pulse-pounding suspense in Michael Crichton's thrilling tale.
About This Book
Michael Crichton's 'Prey' explores the perils of advanced technology run amok. The story centers on a former computer programmer drawn into a crisis at a biotech firm specializing in nanotechnology.
These tiny, self-replicating machines, designed for medical purposes, escape containment and begin exhibiting unpredictable behavior in the wilderness. The narrative delves into themes of artificial intelligence and the unintended consequences of scientific innovation.
With high-stakes action and scientific detail, the book examines humanity's fragile dominance over its creations. Crichton's signature blend of suspense and factual grounding keeps readers on edge throughout.
The isolated setting amplifies the tension as the characters race against time to neutralize the threat before it spreads uncontrollably.
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