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Reality Recoded
A fascination with numbers and belief in positive thinking gives a former athlete and game designer the ability to change his reality.
There’s only one small problem. He’s not the first to discover this. A secret cabal already controls reality, and they don’t take kindly to those messing with the code.
There’s only one small problem. He’s not the first to discover this. A secret cabal already controls reality, and they don’t take kindly to those messing with the code.
387 pages, Paperback
Published December 8, 2017
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About the author
Dave Buschi
5 books45 followersDave Buschi is a bestselling technothriller author. His literary works include LUCKY HIGH, REALITY RECODED, INSIDER X, PROPORTIONATE RESPONSE, and THE BACK DOOR MAN.
He writes thrillers and sci-fi novels that grip you from the start, which readers tout as being unputdownable.
He lives in Milton, Georgia with his wife and boys.
You can follow him on Twitter @davebuschi, on Instagram @davebuschi, or check out his blog at www.davebuschi.com
He writes thrillers and sci-fi novels that grip you from the start, which readers tout as being unputdownable.
He lives in Milton, Georgia with his wife and boys.
You can follow him on Twitter @davebuschi, on Instagram @davebuschi, or check out his blog at www.davebuschi.com
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October 24, 2017
In this good-verses-evil techno-thriller, Buschi plunges his hero into the fantastic layers of a multiverse of dark realities. The unlikely hero is a father, coach and computer programmer who creates a game code unlocking pathways into other realms of the universe. But when he zips into these alternative planes of reality he’s shocked to discover a maniacal group of men altering all human existence, body and soul, with a machine fueled by negativity, hatred and lust. Threatened, they try to destroy his family and life in a series of mind-twisting confrontations. He combats them with superpowers of positive believing and a faith in the One who made the life code to be good and not evil. On his team are his aging father, teenage son and daughter who unite their forces to defeat the enemy, strengthen the code and regain their home reality.
A hidden code of numbers is the clever thread by which Buschi ties it all together. But far from being a dry math lesson, the story is a richly visual one delving into a nexus of intersecting life planes, spherical realms of consciousness and black holes interconnecting parallel realities. In his fourth novel, Buschi has once again proven his writing style a success: fast-paced clipped dialogue and page-turning suspense. Highly recommended!
A hidden code of numbers is the clever thread by which Buschi ties it all together. But far from being a dry math lesson, the story is a richly visual one delving into a nexus of intersecting life planes, spherical realms of consciousness and black holes interconnecting parallel realities. In his fourth novel, Buschi has once again proven his writing style a success: fast-paced clipped dialogue and page-turning suspense. Highly recommended!
June 12, 2023
Positivity will win
Imaginative and inspirational narritive about human dignity as perseverance. A.I sci-fi theme about a digital changing reality and established religious doctrine.
Imaginative and inspirational narritive about human dignity as perseverance. A.I sci-fi theme about a digital changing reality and established religious doctrine.
August 17, 2018
Fascinating story. Blend of sci-fi and modern thriller that reminded me of Matrix, except it made me think way more and wonder if some of it was possible.
November 9, 2023
Infinity Loop
I love hard Science Fiction and always have, from the days of Arthur C. Clark, Ben Bova and the other greats. This cracks me up because I was an English major and was mystified by math and science. Until I started reading the monthly magazine Analog.
A whole new world was revealed to me through theoretical physics. The concepts of time (or should I say timelessness?) and space became clear to me through the writings of scientists writing fiction. And when computers came along, I fell madly, deeply in love.
Reality Recoded by Dave Buschi is the intersection of math, physics and the coding behind which computers work with an incredible amount of imagination all rolled together. I loved it because it made my brain s t r e t c h !
Buschi's story reads like a high-end Disney rollercoaster in the dark, you are going very fast in 13 directions at once and never quite see the next curve. By the time you catch on to the pattern, it metamorphoses into something else completely wild.
Although I am a super fast speed reader, I took my time with this book. I really didn't want it to end. Good, substantial brain food is so very hard to find. If I could give this more than five stars, I'd give it a Fibonacci sequence. Highly recommended.
I love hard Science Fiction and always have, from the days of Arthur C. Clark, Ben Bova and the other greats. This cracks me up because I was an English major and was mystified by math and science. Until I started reading the monthly magazine Analog.
A whole new world was revealed to me through theoretical physics. The concepts of time (or should I say timelessness?) and space became clear to me through the writings of scientists writing fiction. And when computers came along, I fell madly, deeply in love.
Reality Recoded by Dave Buschi is the intersection of math, physics and the coding behind which computers work with an incredible amount of imagination all rolled together. I loved it because it made my brain s t r e t c h !
Buschi's story reads like a high-end Disney rollercoaster in the dark, you are going very fast in 13 directions at once and never quite see the next curve. By the time you catch on to the pattern, it metamorphoses into something else completely wild.
Although I am a super fast speed reader, I took my time with this book. I really didn't want it to end. Good, substantial brain food is so very hard to find. If I could give this more than five stars, I'd give it a Fibonacci sequence. Highly recommended.
September 2, 2024
Great on every level!
This book was enthralling and hooked me from the very beginning. I couldn’t wait to see where this story went. Everything about this book was so well done. The conspiracy was incredible and had me drawn in instantly. The characters were amazing, to the hero and his family to the evil machine controlling humanity. Who would think that math could be so thrilling? I can’t stop thinking about this book.
This book was enthralling and hooked me from the very beginning. I couldn’t wait to see where this story went. Everything about this book was so well done. The conspiracy was incredible and had me drawn in instantly. The characters were amazing, to the hero and his family to the evil machine controlling humanity. Who would think that math could be so thrilling? I can’t stop thinking about this book.
September 20, 2024
A book like none other. Pulled me in from the first pages and was a while before I came up for air. A fascinating science fiction spin on what may make our world go round. Have we been recoded? Too scary to even contemplate.
August 1, 2018
Excellent... sci-fi time travel thriller... page turner!
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