Bücher von Aaron Moran

Mary Shelley's FRANKENSTEIN, the most famous of all science fiction stories whose influence is immeasurable is now seen in all its horror and tragedy. Told from the monster's point of view using the original text, witness the innocent creature brought to life and abandoned by its creator where all it finds is hate and fear. Vowing vengeance, it will not stop at nothing until everything Frankenstein holds dear is destroyed.

This book took seven years to produce as it coincided with my own therapy for psychosis and aspergers. It is through this I was encouraged to use my abilities as a form of self-psychoanalysis. I believe this book has helped me understand mental illness, and hope it help others too.

1970 England, robotics has reached such a dangerous level of intelligence they are made illegal for non-government use. Declaring themselves as real life forms, a group of machines plague the city with ruthless attacks. With the army unable to retaliate efficiently, ACID - a new special anti-terror unit are brought in. Their newest recruit Moon Yukari, a British-Japanese police officer with a tragic past, is also forced to face her present and future.