13 Science Fiction Books Written by Actual Scientists

S.B. Divya received a degree in computational neuroscience, along with a master’s in signal processing. Don’t worry, I had to look it up too. 

Essentially, Divya’s focus is a mix of physics, neurobiology, and electrical engineering. No wonder Machinehood, her latest sci-fi thriller, explores the intersection of technology and humanity with chilling implications and consequences.

Welga Ramirez is almost retired. An executive bodyguard with ex-special forces skills, it’s impossible that she’s watching her client get killed in front of her. Especially when death from violence is rare in 2095. 

When Welga finds out the murder was done by a new terrorist organization intent on destroying humanity’s ability to compete with artificial intelligence, she’s determined to stop them. But to stop the Machinehood, she’ll have to go back to the government that betrayed her. 

Machinehood has all the technology to make hard science fiction fans happy, combined with the tension and pacing of a spy thriller.