Dogs of War

by Adrian Tchaikovsky

First published 2017

In a world of corporate warfare, seven-foot-tall "Bioforms" like Rex are engineered as deadly weapons. But when his masters are accused of war crimes, Rex must question his purpose and battle for his autonomy. As the lines between man and machine blur, Rex and his fellow Bioforms navigate a treacherous landscape of moral ambiguity, the rights of artificial life, and the power of loyalty and love.

Genres: science-fiction, adventure, thriller, action, artificial-intelligence

Vibes: dark, fast-paced, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, moral-dilemma

Setting: Mexico

346 pages · Paperback · Head of Zeus

Content warnings: violence

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