My Manufactured Soul
Paperback
Series: The Sundering Saga, Book 1
ISBN13: 9780966969863
Publisher: Sff Net
Published: Feb 22 2022
Pages: 328
Weight: 1.06
Height: 0.73 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A planet with a forbidden history;
A man without a name or memory;
The two collide in a titanic struggle.
Magic battles science in this gripping tale of an exoplanet colony's struggle for survival.
On Sundering, the man called Grey must unravel the planet's deepest secrets to find his own real name and the truth about himself. His search for his past threatens the balance of power, and awakens ancient forces. Grey's unshakeable belief in science and rationality is challenged as he discovers that magic is also real-and that beings of folklore hold the entire planet in thrall.
The more Grey discovers, the more the lines blur-is he victim or hero? Will civilization survive the truths he uncovers?
Grey's deeply introspective and philosophical quest slow-burns its way to a stunning conflagration of forces as lies, half-truths, plots, and deceptions are laid bare. This thriller will keep you turning pages and make you question your deepest beliefs.
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