The Gapcai Effect

by W.S. Jenkins

Space scientist Toba Antanari, of the interstellar civilization GAPCAI, has always had an obsession with reaching another star that supports humanoid life. After discovering the planet Earth when streaming data begins to return from probes that tracked the life of every human since the year 1637, he eventually learns how to traverse the vast expanse of space. After evaluating 250 years of historical data on his 800-day journey to the new world, he knows he possesses the means to bring order to a promising but increasingly chaotic civilization with the assistance of his GAPCAI technology. But alas, the implementation of his plans sets off a chain of events he never could have imagined.

299 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 30, 2018

Reviews

[Clinton Hamrick · Rating 5 out of 5]

Interesting

This work started out very well for me. It seemed to become soap opera like a bit in the middle but finished strong. I would like to continue reading this storyline in a sequel if 1 is planned

[A.J. McMahon · Rating 4 out of 5]

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I really loved the premise of this book!

What if there is another humanoid race in a distant galaxy that has solved all our problems with A.I. and technology? That is the question that The Gapcai Effect poses for us.

The later stages of the novel supercharge and explores the unexpected consequences of Toba’s experiment on Earth through the characters of Kurt and Sarah Jo. Imagine if the tables are turned upside down, with those people limited in power are given superhuman intelligence and strength? It reminded me of the X-men saga...

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[Sharon · Rating 2 out of 5]

I really tried reading this book, but stopped after about 25 pages. I could not get up enough interest in the character to go on any longer. The writing style was well done, and I'm sure others will find it more appealing.