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Immortal Knowledge: Scifi Thriller for Mind Uploading

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Growing up Raghav has experienced the effects and after-effects of the pandemic. Under the guidance of his grandmother – his only remaining family, he discovers the secret of his dead parents. Will he be able to unravel this secret weapon to its fullest? Will this secret prove to be a boon to human-race or a non-alterable curse!

87 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 16, 2020

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Nilesh V. Parmar

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23 reviews1 follower
August 6, 2020
I found this book very amaging and some of the facts explained in this book are relatable to our current life or life during the pandemic. My father is also liking this book. It's interesting how the Author has introduced the concept of minduploading. Would like to read the sequel as soon as possible.
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June 25, 2020
An Interesting Read!

An interesting read which got more gripping towards the end. Did leave me hanging with questions when I finished the book..anticipating why and what now!!?? Definitely more gripping towards the end.
21 reviews
August 14, 2020
Let us come together and bring forth a better Earth, for you, for me and for the generations to come.”

This book is a thrilling journey of Raghav who lost his parents in Covid 19 Pandemics.
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In this book , author used minduploading instrument, a machine, a stratagem which fill gap between the poor and the rich. With the help of this mind-uploading instrument we strive to bring every individual walking this planet to their true potential.

Concept is nice based on current scenario.

Language is easy to understand.

Book cover is well designed.
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August 14, 2020
Very well written

The story is very interesting and captivating.Liked the way the protaganist Raghavs keeps the secret given by his parents and decodes it with the help of his friends .

Awaiting for sequel to know what happens .
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15 reviews1 follower
July 11, 2020
Good attempt by the author for a first book. The book has its pros and cons ( I don't want to elaborate much). If you are looking for a short read go for it.
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107 reviews9 followers
February 1, 2021
Immortal Knowledge is a sci-fi YA novella uncovering the solution to recover timeless data collected by scientists related to pandemics, epidemics witnessed by the world since the first major outbreak. The story moves seamlessly from the time of corona outbreak, lockdown and post pandemic. Raghav; a young boy who loses his parents in a car accident, has to witness a sorrowful funeral with his sole guardian, his maternal grandmother because one of his parents had been suffering from covid19. His acceptance to his unique mind and secluded but privileged life.
The unraveling of the mysterious labelled box lying in the basement of his house which opens a Pandora box of headaches and secrets for our junior scientist. The urge to keep it a secret and decoding it's purpose results in threat to his life.
The life post pandemic and the scientific society (university) presented in the book gives it a futuristic charm.
What didn't work for me was the concept of immortal knowledge being self-destructive and the feeble logging. I wished there were more layers to the story that would have brought the thrill to solve mysterious symbols, the secret diary, decoding part could have been more technical.
Hope the second book in the series answers the cliffhanger I'm stuck in since yesterday😁.
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39 reviews
August 19, 2020
Book- ‘lmmortal Knowledge’
Author-Nilesh V Parmar
Format-Ebook
Year-2020

About the book:
🍁Immortal knowledge is about a poignant portrayal of a character named Raghav whose parents die (who were supposedly working on something very confidential) in a tragic road accident during the times of pandemic. And then his grandmother becomes his guardian who apparently is only member left in the family.

🍁As the story progresses,under certain circumstances Raghav finds out how crucial the mission was for the mankind which raises curiosity in him to unravel his parents’ secret mission. Does he successfully decodes the mysterious machine? If so, what was the aftermath, is what the reader needs to watch out for?

Review:
🍁The author has used the current COVID-19 situation intelligently as the base of his plot. He successful brings out the traumas one faces when someone trustworthy deceives.
🍁The story gradually picks up momentum and keeps us engaged. The author definitely gets brownie points for his literary skills. The story seems to have an abrupt ending which is why we can expect a sequel of the book.

🍁All in all a good sci-fi novel.
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147 reviews9 followers
August 9, 2020
🌻The book starts with a normal happy family saga, where Rekha,Srikant and their son Raghav live happily. Both are scientists. The story is shown to be at the time of CoronaVirus spread in India.

🌻A day before lockdown, Rekha is shown to leave to get her papers so that they can help people and save their lives. She then gets affected by Covid-19. When Raghav's parents and his grandfather take Rekha to the hospital, they meet with and accident and die. Raghav then starts living with his grandmother.

🌻The best thing about the book is the details and dreadfulness of Covid-19. The story has great details about the Covid-19 pandemic, and how we should be careful to save our lives. It has shown how dreadful the virus can get and how it can ruin the lives of all the people around us.

🌻Raghav then walks on his parents steps and invents something that saves the human race.

🌻The story also shows a beautiful bond of a grandmother and her grandson.
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289 reviews17 followers
October 22, 2020
A short story

This book is about Raghav who loses his parents in a accident during pandemic of corona. Raghav is survived by his grandmother. Raghav's parents were scientists and were working in a secret project which did not see the light of day. May be they wanted to keep it secret. This book is about how the secret is identified and will it remain secret for ever is the book about. Also in these matters of secret never trust anyone, anything can backfire.
Overall this book is a good Goodread... 🙂
12 reviews
August 19, 2020
The language is quite clear and simple yet interesting with a unique concept. The thrill and suspense in plots are excellent. Good narration.

The book consisting 9 chapters, well plotted with unexpected twists and turns leaves you thrilled at the end.
The unique concept and engaging storyline kept me hooked throughout.
Overall a good read. Science Fiction lovers should not miss it.
As the first attempt the Author's work is amazing.
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