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Unending Earths #1
Migration
Exiled by his own consciousness...
Forced across dimensions…
... and desperate to right the wrongs he committed.
Tech entrepreneur Michael Sorenson invented the technology to save humanity from the confines of death. What he didn’t know was that people at his own company were working on the technology needed to travel across dimensions. Humans had reached the brink of exploring far beyond human imagination.
But then a freak accident destroys Michael’s life as he knows it. Suddenly, Michael is forced by his own severed consciousness to leave his home Earth. He must search for the help he needs to save the human Earth.
Can he survive the perils of undiscovered Earths? Will he discover the help he needs to reclaim the world for humanity?
Forced across dimensions…
... and desperate to right the wrongs he committed.
Tech entrepreneur Michael Sorenson invented the technology to save humanity from the confines of death. What he didn’t know was that people at his own company were working on the technology needed to travel across dimensions. Humans had reached the brink of exploring far beyond human imagination.
But then a freak accident destroys Michael’s life as he knows it. Suddenly, Michael is forced by his own severed consciousness to leave his home Earth. He must search for the help he needs to save the human Earth.
Can he survive the perils of undiscovered Earths? Will he discover the help he needs to reclaim the world for humanity?
147 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 15, 2021
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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 reviews
July 20, 2021
It's OK but didn't grab my attention 100%
August 16, 2021
Solid start by a new author. The story premise reminds me of part H. G. Wells and part The Long Earth series. Needs more character development to get to the next level and the book’s sudden ending left me lurching to an abrupt halt. Looking forward to where the story goes next though.
April 30, 2022
Michael has developed a method to transfer consciousness into the cloud. He is in an accident and is thought to be dying. He is transferred, and his consciousness takes over his corporation. Selena, his assistant has developed a way to transfer to alternate earths. The adventure begins!
February 1, 2023
Interesting concept, and one that didn't turn out at all how I would have expected. I'm interested in reading more in this series (assuming they can get out of the situation they find themselves in at the end of the first book).
September 29, 2021
Luv!
Before I knew it, I was at the end. It's like a cliffhanger. Gotta finish the story! I'm so curious now...
Before I knew it, I was at the end. It's like a cliffhanger. Gotta finish the story! I'm so curious now...
September 29, 2022
Interesting premise but it didn't grab me. I kept being pulled out by all the spelling and grammar errors.
March 1, 2023
I feel like this was written for a 10 year old with a very thin plot.
April 16, 2024
Interesting.
It felt like the story was trying too hard to get interesting and failed. Have to wonder how the next book will hold my interest.
It felt like the story was trying too hard to get interesting and failed. Have to wonder how the next book will hold my interest.
September 11, 2022
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Dr. Who, meets The Zuck, meets Gulliver’s Travels.
Book seems absurd, stupid, dumb, ridiculous, moronic, idiotic, unlikely, and a total waste of my time.
If i could give it less that one star, I would.
A LOT less. Maybe a MINUS 10,000,000 stars.
Book STUNK like gorilla sht.
What a stoopid POS this book is to me.
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Dr. Who, meets The Zuck, meets Gulliver’s Travels.
Book seems absurd, stupid, dumb, ridiculous, moronic, idiotic, unlikely, and a total waste of my time.
If i could give it less that one star, I would.
A LOT less. Maybe a MINUS 10,000,000 stars.
Book STUNK like gorilla sht.
What a stoopid POS this book is to me.
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