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SCIENCE FICTION WRITER  ROBERT J. SAWYER  Best Novel Hugo and Nebula Award Winner SFWRITER.COM > Novels > Golden Fleece > Cover Blurb Cover Blurb   Golden Fleece     by Robert J. Sawyer   Programmed to serve man, it became all too human — it committed murder. MURDER IN SPACE Starcology Argo. A superstarship on a mission to a distant world. Controlled by a monumental computer named JASON, the Argo proceeds flawlessly . . . until death strikes its sleek decks with sudden and mysterious precision. Astrophysicist Diana Chandler is dead of radiation. Her body lies in the Argo's ramfield — where hydrogen ions are funneled into the engines. Chandler's death has been deemed suicide. But her ex-husband, Aaron Rossman, isn't so sure. As he probes further, he becomes certain that Diana's death is a matter of murder — and that the murderer is JASON! Now Rossman must face the unthinkable: why would an artificial intelligence conceive and execute that most heinous of human crimes? And if so, can a mortal mind take on a cunning computer . . . and survive? "Move over, HAL. JASON has everything you've got, and more — including a quirky sense of humor. And JASON is capable of murder, too."  — John E. Stith, author of Redshift Rendezvous   More Good Reading   More About Golden Fleece Other cover blurbs

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