Plan For Conquest

It started out as something novel: a company of scientists and their wives living in the prototype of the society of the future, a society governed by a huge cybernetic unit. New Society, on the remote southern moors was an environment in which leisure took top place. If you wanted to pour a drink, bathe the baby or even drive your car, you sat back and allowed "Aunt Edie," the great man-made brain, to do it for you through her multitudinous extensions. And it worked . . . up to a point. When that point was reached and crossed, life in New Society became a full-scale struggle for survival against a macabre enemy, a cunning adversary which turned the New Society experiment into a nightmare. For this was the clash between man and his own scientific ingenuity. In this unusual science-fiction novel, A. A. Glynn tells of the attempt of a few men and women, for whom time was fast running out, to ward off a violent menace and halt a frightening PLAN FOR CONQUEST. . . .