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Original Title:	T2: Rising Storm ASIN B000FC141C
Edition Language:	English
Series:	T2 #2

T2: Rising Storm (T2 #2) Kindle Edition | Pages: 544 pages

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Title	:	T2: Rising Storm (T2 #2)
Author	:	S.M. Stirling
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 544 pages
Published	:	(first published July 1st 2002)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction

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Following the critically praised T2: Infiltrator, T2: Rising Storm continues the bestselling Terminator adventures, reaching new heights of action, drama, and suspense.

Hunted for years, Sarah and John Connor have waged a grave battle to save humanity from destruction. They and they alone can keep the apocalyptic Judgment Day—the day when sentient machines move to destroy their human creators—from occurring. Aided by Dieter von Rossbach, an ex-counterterrorism operative who will eventually be used as the physical model for the T-101 Terminator units, the Connors have sabotaged the Cyberdyne research facility and stopped a deadly I-950 Infiltrator unit from completing her mission.

But the war is far from over, and now the heroes have been separated.

Severely injured—both mentally and physically—and recuperating under military surveillance, Sarah Connor must face her deepest fears...alone. Meanwhile, von Rossbach, hunted by both the CIA and his former allies, begins a delicate mission to recruit supporters and arms support for the coming battle.

Aided by a beautiful and brilliant MIT student, John Connor starts a desperate campaign across the United States and Central America to prepare an unsuspecting human race for the dark times ahead. For the original I-950 Infiltrator unit left a contingency plan—and, unbeknownst to our heroes, more Infiltrators have initiated their own clandestine operations, including the hunt to terminate the Connors. And this time, despite all their efforts, the brave heroes may not be able to stop the future war between human and machine.

Cyberdyne Corporation is not the only one with plans for the computer network, and hidden far away in a top secret military base, a fledgling Skynet takes its first steps toward sentience...and toward the rise of the machines and the termination of all human life.

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Ratings: 3.93 From 577 Users | 23 Reviews

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The 2nd part of a trilogy set 6 years after the events of the T2 film, and ignoring the T3 story, this is about John Connor, now 16, and his mentor Dieter - the human model for the future Terminators - trying to stop Skynet from being created. I haven't read books 1& 3 but have ordered them on the strength of this as it was pretty good, and is faithful to the storylines of the original 2 films.

Stephen Michael Stirling is a French-born Canadian-American science fiction and fantasy author. Stirling is probably best known for his Draka series of alternate history novels and the more recent time travel/alternate history Nantucket series and Emberverse series.MINI AUTO-BIOGRAPHY:(personal website: source)Im a writer by trade, born in France but Canadian by origin and American by

Second of three in Stirling's Terminator series. Not nearly as good as the first novel. Lots of jumps in logic in this one (why are they returning to their house in South America? That is the most obvious place that the authorities would be looking... DUH!!) Will not be reading the third novel.

An excellent read for anyone who loves the Terminator franchise. This is book #2 in a trilogy.

The war between man and machine begins, but you dont need to wait till the apocalypse to rock to your favorite jams.As not-seen-on-tv, Harper Entertainment presents a special 2002 throwback collection: all the greatest hits of the Terminator saga all in one place! T2: Rising Storm features the best in contemporary junk sci-fi with hits from S.M. Stirling, and homage paid back to James Cameron and William Wisher, key-masters of the Terminator universe!Bringing back hits from the 80s and 90s, T2:

Pretty good.Pretty good read. Seemed a little slow at first. It got better toward the end. Still has at least one in answered question. I can't reveal it without giving too much away.

For anyone who enjoys sci-fi set in the T2 universe this trilogy is a good read. This book talks about how skynet becomes self-aware, and the quest of the other 2 infiltrators from the first book, "Infiltrator" are on a quest to insure that this does happen, by any means necessary. It's definitely a good read as it talks about some of John Connors background from living in South America during his travels with his mother. I'm normally not a S.M. Sterling fan, but this book as well as the others