Faster

Ted Wolff is a gifted engineer with an ego to match. He can build just about anything but insists on doing things his way. “His way” means taking risks and cutting the occasional corner. He works in Nevada designing custom gear for desert racers, while his father insists he should be making cars at......more

I was really curious about Faster because my ‘normal’ job is so technology focused, just not on cars. Well, you never know, maybe in the future! I wonder often where is technology going in most industries, how it will change our lives and affect those with disabilities. The technology in the book is......more

The synopsis of Faster by Alex Schuler intrigued me. Being involved in the motor industry, I could not wait to sink my teeth into this book. My excitement escalated only a few paragraphs after starting the first chapter. Our main man, Ted Wolff was listening to the music of Rush. Motor-industry, goo......more

I’m shocked by how much I enjoyed Faster. Normally, I’m not into car stories or techy reads, but this caught me from the very beginning. I’m fully convinced that the authors know a lot about what they’re writing about. They wrote enough about the technology to be convincing, but they managed to keep......more

As the name and cover suggest, "Faster" is all about cars and not just cars – AI-based self-driven cars. The opening scene of Ted's reckless driving while handling technicalities sets the correct tone of the story. Ted's character is a typical sci-fi speed-obsessed young man who is autonomous, can s......more