JW JARVIS: ARTIFICIAL AGENT
This episode of Big Blend Radio features author J.W. Jarvis who discusses his heart pounding thriller “Artificial Agent” (Big Dee Books, January 21, 2025), that was inspired by “The Six Million Dollar Man.” In “Artificial Agent,” J.W. Jarvis shares the story of a highly decorated Navy SEAL who is given a second chance to serve his country when advanced tech restores his ability to walk and grants him unique powers. But while technology gives him a new life, it may also prove to be the world’s undoing. Watch here in the YouTube player or download the episode on Podbean.
Technology: some see it as a trap, others as an opportunity. But it’s only a matter of time until it’s used for what was once thought impossible: the enhancement of humans.
Loyalty runs through Michael Cooling’s veins. Abandoned by his father and devoted to his mother, the highly decorated Navy SEAL gladly leads a mission to extract two Ukrainian generals held by Russia. But after falling into the hands of a brutal Russian officer and nearly killed, the heroic patriot ends up comatose in a hospital bed…and unknowingly paralyzed.
Determined to escape a wheelchair-bound existence, the wounded warrior undergoes surgery to integrate an untested hi-tech endoskeleton into his ravaged human flesh. And as he trains tirelessly to adapt to his new synthetic body, he develops an unprecedented strength and speed he hopes will help him crush those who would see the USA fall. But when the world is brought to the brink of destruction, will his newfound powers be enough?
Fans of James Bond and James Patterson won’t be able to put down this fast-paced thriller, which ties our current world of AI and technology, envisioning the high-tech future that may be closer than we realize.
J.W. Jarvis lives in sunny California but is originally from the suburbs of the Windy City. When he’s not thinking of ways to create inspiring characters and nonstop action stories, you can find him reading, golfing, traveling, or just sipping a hot vanilla latte. Visit J.W. Jarvis at www.authorjwjarvis.com.
