
Part of Series
In post-apocalyptic Manhattan, a medical researcher hides a secret that could transform humanity. Block's search for Wally leads him to Mach X's impenetrable skyscraper in New York City. Outside the gates, a military battalion of SoldierBots guards an encampment of trapped human survivors in this action-packed science fiction adventure. Block embarks on a bold mission to infiltrate the tower in a bid for Wally's freedom, a mission for which the cost may prove too high to bear. Will Block succeed in his desperate attempt, or will he be crushed by the combined might of Mach X's forces in this thought-provoking work of speculative fiction? A Hopeful Science Fiction Epic Steel Siege continues the tale of unlikely friendship and robot redemption that has captivated readers throughout the series. With higher stakes and more dangerous challenges, Block's unwavering dedication to his found family will tug at your heartstrings as he navigates the perils of a world where the line between man and machine has never been more blurred. If you enjoy character-driven science fiction with heart-pounding action and emotional depth, then you'll love the fourth book of this post-apocalyptic sci-fi series and its robot protagonist. Steel Siege is the fourth novel in the Rusted Wasteland complete series about a robot protecting found family amid a human vs. robot war. This is a hope punk sci-fi book that is heartwarming and full of futuristic action.
Author

Cameron Coral is an award-nominated science fiction author. Her book Steel Guardian about a post-apocalyptic CleanerBot was awarded second place in the Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC). Growing up with a NASA engineer in the family instilled a deep respect for science and for asking lots of questions. Watching tons of Star Trek episodes helped, too. Her imagination is fueled by breakthroughs in robotics, space travel, and psychology. After moving around a lot (Canada, Arizona, Maryland, Australia), she now lives in Northern Illinois with her husband and a “shorty” Jack Russell terrier who runs the house. Want a free novel, advance copies of books, and occasional rants about why robots are awesome? Visit her website: CameronCoral.com


