Mother Machine: Archon - The Beginning is the first book in a series that explores the world of telepathy and inter-dimensional entities. Art Price is a lead agent in the Hunter Division, tasked with capturing rogue extraterrestrials, known as The Archons. But this latest mission is unlike any he's faced before.

The Hunters are required to undergo an Assessment, and they must purge their thoughts and emotions through Mother Machine, a machine that grows smarter with each mission. But something strange is happening, and Art is determined to uncover the truth.

Along the way, he must work with a woman who motivates him, but she happens to be the daughter of Margaret, a formidable force in her own right. With complex, sexually enigmatic characters and thought-provoking dialogues, Mother Machine: Archon - The Beginning is a thrilling read that explores the boundaries of consciousness and the unknown.

Mother Machine: Archon - Day One is an action-packed start to an exciting series. Art Price, a telepathic agent in the Hunter Division , is tasked with taking on the mysterious inter-dimensional entities known as The Archons. He'll soon learn that he's not the only one with special abilities, but his latest mission demands much more than just capturing these rogue extraterrestrials.

Assessments are mandatory for all Hunters, and they must undergo a purging of their thoughts and emotions through Mother Machine, a machine that grows smarter with each mission. But something is amiss, and Art must work with a woman who motivates him to get the job done. The only problem is, she happens to be Margaret's daughter, and Margaret has a way of getting things done her way.

This book is for those who enjoy a thrilling adventure with complex, sexually enigmatic characters and thought-provoking dialogues. With elements of consciousness and a sprinkle of profanity, Mother Machine: Archon - Day One is an unpredictable read that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

this was a great concept for a series, I really enjoyed going through this novel. I was glad I was able to read this and go through this book. It had a great concept for a scifi novel and was what I was looking for from the description. It was a great start to the Mother Machine series and I'm excited to read more in this series.

"Mother Machine was just that, a fucking machine... and much more. We called her “mother”, for the reason that she was the only thing capable of taming the madness that we acquired in our craft, and because we slowly became a part of her, and her us."