The Future of War (Future War Book 3)

Meet 'Bunny' O'Hare, the protagonist of this novel. Prior to joining DARPA's dedicated next-generation attack drone program, Bunny had cut her teeth on F-35s in the Royal Australian Air Force. However, an 'attitude problem' had earned her a 40-day detention and suspended discharge. Despite this, Bunny had acquitted herself exceptionally well as a combat pilot, flying missions in tandem with drones, which caught the attention of DARPA recruiters.

DARPA was seeking a new breed of pilot for their recently delivered weapons platform. Unlike traditional pilots, they prioritized continuous partial attention and the ability to contribute to AI coding and development, over flying and social skills. Interestingly, for Bunny, her lifelong attention deficit disorder was now an asset rather than a hindrance.

The novel follows Bunny's journey as she navigates this unique opportunity at DARPA. Her unconventional skillset and background make her a perfect fit for the program's requirements, and she embraces the challenge with her signature tenacity and adaptability.

Readers can expect an engaging narrative that explores the evolving landscape of military technology and the unique individuals at the forefront of these advancements. Bunny's story promises to captivate audiences as she pushes the boundaries of what it means to be a modern-day pilot, blending her technical expertise with an unorthodox approach to problem-solving.

This novel offers a compelling glimpse into the future of warfare and the individuals who are shaping it. Fans of military science fiction and cutting-edge technology will undoubtedly find Bunny's story both thrilling and thought-provoking.

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