WHAT’S A QRC?

(Quick Response Chip)

Daniel Fuerst lives in a near-future, Raleigh, NC.

In this world, QRCs—tiny, brain implant chips that double the speed and accuracy of any physical and mental activity—are as popular as apple watches.

Before her death, Fuerst’s girlfriend, Rachael, pressured Fuerst to get a QRC. Why?

So that he could make more money, and they could afford to start a family. 

But Fuerst refused to get one, justifying his decision on a mysterious event in his past.  

THE TWIST?

Not getting a QRC had strained his relationship with Rachael.

And, has placed him on the bottom rung of society.

In start contrast, the inventor of the QRC, Wolfgang Awl, is the  purest of geniuses.

And that genius transformed his invention into a billion-dollar tech company. 

GAIL ARMSTRONG

The day-to-day business is run by Gail Armstrong, who is not only Awl’s lover, but also a ruthless pragmatist and a manipulative killer, with plenty of money to cover her tracks.

As Fuerst nears the answer to all his questions, he makes a life-impacting discovery about Rachael.

THE INNER STRUGGLE

Can love convince Fuerst to get a QRC, so he can stay in the ring with his enemies, who fight at double-speed?

What about the world-wide implications of QRC-control by the Awl Corporation move Fuerst from selfishness to altruism?

You’re about to find out in Blinking Red.