The Impossible Earth: What If Tomorrow’s Yesterday Wasn’t Today?

by John Knight

Miles Militis is your average thirty-something male living in the 21st century. Despite the difficult life that he leads, and his frustration with the way that things are happening in the world around him, he feels powerless to influence any positive change. But when a violent windstorm strikes, everything does changejust not in a way that he ever imagined possible! Upon being swept away to an alternate planet Earth, Miles discovers that this world had taken a more idealistic approach, and improved upon things that he had wished he could change. While attempting to discover where he was and how he got there, Miles becomes embedded in seemingly unrelated events that he inevitably becomes an important part of. But there is more going on in this utopian society than anyone realizes. When the truth finally comes to light, it appears that it might be too late. In this science fiction adventure, an earthling unwittingly swept into another realm is led down a path towards a destiny that teaches him that the power to instigate change lies within ones own self.

212 pages, Paperback

Published January 30, 2018

Reviews

[Scott MacMartin · Rating 2 out of 5]

A relatively easy read.

Our accidental hero discovers that he is in an unfamiliar but similar world. A number of experiences within this new world bring him to understand what has happened.

However, it seems he may never escape this new reality, nor move back to his former life.

As with Stephen King’s earliest works, much of the plot development feels immature. I suspect this author will produce better works as he writes new material.

[Braeby · Rating 1 out of 5]

if you are thinking about reading this book, save yourself the trouble and don't.... just don't