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EDITORIAL REVIEW: In a Universe protected by the Three Laws of Robotics, humans are safe... When a key politician is murdered, suspicion falls on Caliban...the only robot without guilt or conscience, with no need to obey or respect humanity...a robot without the Three Laws. But the stakes go deeper than one man's life. Caliban is challenging long-held ideas of a robot's place in society. Will he lead his New Law robots in a rebellion that threatens all of humanity? * Second in a powerful trilogy that examines Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics--a challenge welcomed and sanctioned by Isaac Asimov, and written with his cooperation * Roger MacBride Allen is the *New York Times* bestselling author of *The Modular Man* and *The Ring of Charon* * Cover art by Ralph McQuarrie, the conceptual artist for the *Star Wars *films * Also available: *Caliban* and *Caliban: Utopia* Science fiction,Adventure,General,Science Fiction - General,Fiction,Science Fiction & Fantasy,Fiction - Science Fiction,Science fiction,American,Science Fiction - High Tech,High Tech,Mystery & Detective,Robots In a Universe protected by the Three Laws of Robotics, humans are safe. The Second Law states, a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. When a key politician is murdered, suspicion falls on Caliban... the only robot without guilt or conscience, with no need to obey or to respect humanity... a robot without the Three Laws. But the stakes go deeper than one man's life. Caliban is challenging long-held ideas of a robot's place in society. Will he lead his New Law robots in a rebellion that threatens all humanity? The sequel to the bestselling Caliban is a searing examination of Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics, a challenge welcomed and sanctioned by Isaac Asimov, the beloved late genius of science fiction, and written with his cooperation by one of today's hottest talents, Roger MacBride Allen, author of The Modular Man, The Ring of Charon, and Caliban.

Based on the late Isaac Asimov's idea of building a safeguard into robots to prevent their becoming a threat to humanity, Asimov proposed a book about a robot without the safeguard. Caliban was the result. Now the adventures of Caliban continue in an electrifying new novel wherein Caliban is challenging a robot's place in society.

A second work in a trilogy that examines Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics finds Caliban, the only robot without guilt or conscience, suspected in the murder of a politician and challenged to lead the New Law robots in a rebellion that threatens humanity. Reprint.