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Amrytis: Book Three of the Empyrean Hybrids Trilogy
A dying planet. A dying people. A dying universe, ready to collapse in on itself.
Amrytis' sun is going supernova in a matter of years. Some wish to stay and fight for their dying mother planet. Others want to leave for another inhabitable planet. But is anywhere safe from a cosmic chainreaction that could wipe out the entire universe?
Amrytis' sun is going supernova in a matter of years. Some wish to stay and fight for their dying mother planet. Others want to leave for another inhabitable planet. But is anywhere safe from a cosmic chainreaction that could wipe out the entire universe?
669 pages, Paperback
Published April 12, 2023
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Bronze Gayle
5 books5 followersBRONZE GAYLE's original idea for her story "Teleria" began when she was 14 and as she has grown, matured, and gained invaluable life experience, her ideas have taken full shape. In January of 2019 she felt she had finally found her own voice and began the work on her first novel. "Writing is life to me. Some people have children, I have my stories."
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June 20, 2023
It's hard to write a review of this book without spoilers. I have loved this series and am sad to see it come to an end, but the end was well done with a hint that there may be a few stories yet to be told.
Ancient history is revealed to explain why technology was so hated by the people of Amrytis, which is in now danger of a star that is about to go super nova. Familiar characters reappear and new ones are introduced. There is humor as parents have to cope with children who are too much like they were at that age. Some broken relationships are healed. Heroes arise and sacrifices are made as the third generation seeks to find their places in the universe. Most of all there is love, and the sense of finding home.
Ancient history is revealed to explain why technology was so hated by the people of Amrytis, which is in now danger of a star that is about to go super nova. Familiar characters reappear and new ones are introduced. There is humor as parents have to cope with children who are too much like they were at that age. Some broken relationships are healed. Heroes arise and sacrifices are made as the third generation seeks to find their places in the universe. Most of all there is love, and the sense of finding home.
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