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Dreams Manifest
Paperback
Series: The Depths of Memory, Book 2
ISBN13: 9780985418526
Publisher: Lusios Publishing
Published: Sep 26 2017
Pages: 414
Weight: 0.90
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Facing a new threat and the potential end of the colony, Rai Durmah just may be in over her head.
Caught between her adoptive family who doubts her loyalties, the alien Juggernaut, and a Guardian protector she fears, Rai unwittingly unearths the answers to solve or destroy Az'Unda's future.
When she stumbles upon an ancient power that could change everything, there is hope. Hope for Rai, hope for humanity, and hope for survival.
As long as she can manifest the strength to fight...
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The Depths of Memory Series is set in a future where humans have fled Earth and struggle to colonize new worlds and prove their worth to the alien consortium known as the Hegemony. Beyond the colonist's day-to-day struggles, they face a devastating plague which requires extreme and constant vigilance. Faced with internal and external threats, how far will the colonists be willing to go to save not just their colony, but humanity itself?
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If you like science fiction action adventure with mysteries, complex world building, and unique twists, you'll love The Depths of Memory Series.
Perfect for fans of Marion Zimmer Bradley, Neil Gaiman, C.S. Friedman, Orson Scott Card, S.M. Anderson, A.G. Riddle, Rick Riordan, Edward W. Robertson, Diane Mulcahy, H.M. Sandlin, Dan Green, and Robert A. Heinlein.
Praise for the Depths of Memory series:
★★★★★ I found this to be utterly engrossing, with a good mix of fantasy and sci-fi.
★★★★★ This was a very fascinating storyline that kept me going and had so many twists and turns that I almost had whiplash. The storyline was so intricate that you could visualize just what was going on.
★★★★★ The plot became very intricate and was a real page turner.
★★★★★ Well-thought and greatly planned, The Dream Sifter deserves to be featured among classic gems of science-fiction. The author's linguistic richness and her ingenious world created from scratch compile a novel which promises intense suspense and plot twists.
★★★★★ This was one of the best books of Science Fiction/Fantasy that I have read in a long time.
★★★★★ This is refreshing, thought-provoking and engaging sci-fi.
★★★★★ The Dream Sifter is an engrossing science fiction/fantasy novel that had me reading it until the wee hours in the morning.
★★★★★ The Dream Sifter is an original engaging mixture of science fiction and fantasy with the characters propelling the plot.
★★★★★ Dream Sifter is one of those books that hooks you immediately and is able to maintain its iron grip on my attention with the pacing and character development that make any great read a pleasure. While Bundy has a well developed prose and artistry with words, she wields it with confidence and swagger that allows for the scenes to effortlessly unfold in the imagination of the reader.
★★★★★ World-building is the background to a great story and the author has created a world here that is organic, and the reader can grasp the culture, the people and the politics, and in this case, the situation that threatens an entire world.
★★★★★ The world building is amazing. The detail is phenomenal and the character development excellent.
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