Mi: Diana, The Early Years — Mark Miller

Diana was born with a silver spoon in her mouth: Her mother, a Parisienne writer from a reputable family of lawyers and her father, a scientist from South Africa considered by many to be a genius. She was born in Avignon, France. A golden baby girl blessed with love and a privileged future, until powerful people decided that Diana's parents were a clear and present danger to humanity and by extension so was, she! In the first quarter of the 21st century Micronet Technology emerges to threaten the very foundation of Human Civilization. The influential were not going to let that happen, without a fight, at the very least. Arguably they had good cause to be concerned: Baby Diana was destined to be the CEO of the powerful Silicon Valley based Tapp Consortium. And beyond that, a power broker considered to be the wealthiest individual in the Milky Way galaxy valued at $12.6 quadrillion. Mi is the first book in a series narrating the early years of Diana Tapp, the Enhanced savior of the Micronet Community and ultimately the undisputed Queen of Technology. From Mark Miller, the author of the sci-fi epic trilogy, Macrolis, plus the ground-breaking genetic engineering hard sci-fi novels Rise; Diana (The First Principle), and Tark. From the independent publisher Mach It Media-Science Fiction.