Nayna and Bryder were both top experts for the Randian Empire, depended upon to supply recommendation and choices when facing unknown planets and ruthless opponents. But the Empire is the worst of these all. In under 2 hundred years, the Randian Empire had expanded in one threatened globe to over 100 allied or subjugated worlds.Nayna was the very best analyst in the known universe. That wasn’t just Bryder’s opinion, but accepted by all as truth. Behind her back again, actually to her face, she about Ideal Insurgent was compared to a machine, a pc, and a good robot so exact and detailed were her analyses, therefore accurate had been her predictions. They believed she was as just as cold and soulless like a machine. Bryder understood better.Oh, they weren’t exaggerating her intelligence. Her mind was incredible, effortlessly sifting and examining information and big picture implications and making something helpful from it. But, no machine could place things collectively like she could and start to see the implications with such a dearth of useful data. She was as well beneficial for the brass to piss off, as they might if they attempted to manhandle her. She was too scary for the additional analysts to try to get close to. Just Bryder was ready to connect to her at all, except for discussing analyses. Just Bryder wished to be her friend. Actually, Bryder thought ruefully, he wished a hell of greater than that. Bryder was no normal analyst as he’d spent years working as an agent as well as analyzing foes. No one’s intuition had been sharper or intelligence network better, but he didn’t want to leave without Nayna. But she has never known any world but service to the Empire. What would it take to risk an escape? And if they managed to keep, how could he convince her to greatly help him take down the Empire?. In the end, Bryder was well-suited for this task, a chaos agent with blazing good luck, a grudge against the Empire, and connections with rebels through the entire Empire. But Nayna was the main one they’d need to look out for.Cover simply by Brendan Smith