This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
The latest addition to the I, Messenger series opens with Tom Reynolds reflecting on a name and mysterious GPS coordinates after his ten-year-old daughter, Sarah, announces that they have been summoned. But summoned where? And for what purpose? And what does Sarah, a child of unusual genius, have to do with this mysterious clarion call?
For Tom, this is just one problem among a host of others—as a passionate economics professor, he is slated to take America's future CEOs on a world tour to understand global production and industry in the era of AI. From Detroit's AI-retro-fitted factories to war-shadowed Addis Ababa and a Bundeswehr think-tank outside Berlin, each stop reveals how nations weaponize—or humanize—artificial intelligence, turning supply chains and treaties into pieces on a brand-new chessboard.
Sarah steps out of the background. No longer just the family's miracle child, she becomes a catalyst: her disarming and provocative questions on this journey expose adult blind spots and quietly reshape the ethical spine of the tour. Watching the world collide with her unfiltered logic is a thrill all its own. However, Tom must protect his child and his students while a civil war rages outside their hotel; and Liz, joining remotely and eventually in person, wonders how best to nurture her prodigal child—all before arriving in Montana to understand the answer to the mysterious summons.
Book 3 of the I, Messenger series gives you the trilogy's biggest canvas: geopolitics, family tension, and the unsettling thrill of watching humanity sprint to keep up with its own inventions. The earlier books will be waiting—like breadcrumbs back through time—once you've seen where all that wonder and worry ultimately leads.
