Aethyr
by Sean E. Kelly
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Pub Date 26 Dec 2019 | Archive Date 17 Mar 2020
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Description
If you copy your mind, your memories, your sins…are they still yours?
One winter day, Paddy Riordan met the girl of his dreams. Little did he know then of her aspirations—for immortality.
Ten years later, Paddy is dead, his mind uploaded to a virtual world of light and luxury. But something has gone awry, and a year’s worth of memories have been erased from his consciousness. When a mysterious warrior appears with a dire warning, Paddy must sift through what memories he has left to save his mind and the woman he still loves, all while eluding masked assassins, cutting-edge artificial intelligence, and the sinister sorceress Rusalka.
But he’ll find no enemy so cruel as the shadow of the past. What he discovers may condemn him to a fate even worse than death.
Advance Praise
"... I just couldn't put it down. It was written very well with a good build up of story and on the characters. I will be keeping an eye on this writer."
"... I just couldn't put it down. It was written very well with a good build up of story and on the characters. I will be keeping an eye on this writer."
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781734129106 |
| PRICE | US$2.99 (USD) |
Links
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Featured Reviews
Farah T, Reviewer
“All this time, we’ve had it drilled into our heads that we have to live in harmony with nature. But nature is brutality. Nature is nihility. Nature is a killing field where often one life is sustained only by another’s demise. How can you exist harmoniously with that which is intrinsically chaotic? Furthermore, how do we rectify an ethos in which all life has value with a natural order that necessitates suffering and death, that treats life as a mere commodity? If you ask me, Mother Nature needs a hard kick right in her callous ovaries.”
Disclaimer - I was sent a free digital copy of this book by NetGalley in return for an honest review.
Wow, just wow. Attention grabbing from the first page. Some incredibly thought provoking concepts and philosophical ponderings throughout. Really well thought out storyline and characters. Fully enjoyable read!
Anthony P, Reviewer
This is a great cautionary tale about what may come. It was a thought provoking science fiction book. Kelly makes you wonder would you or would you say no?
