Pacific Storm
Ava Arnett is a Honolulu cop, captain of the night shift in the autonomous Waikiki District. To guide her actions, she relies on HADAFA - an AI designed to observe, analyze, and predict human behavior. But as a massive hurricane approaches the city, HADAFA begins to glitch. When Ava stumbles across a terrorist conspiracy, she must decide for herself whether or not to trust a mysterious federal agent named Lyric Jones - knowing that the wrong choice could lead to greater devastation... and a war no one will win.
Reviews
Janice Hopper@archergal
Almost more of a techno-thriller than straight SF. There was a lot of political machinations, which I personally HATE, but that's me. The action never really let up. There were two women protagonists, who were both kick-ass. So probably 3 or 3.5 stars really, bumped up for the propulsive action and strong female leads.
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