The Advent of Dreamtech
A POST-APOCALYPTIC FIRST CONTACT EPIC - NO-BULL SCI-FI AT ITS BEST!
Aliens, First-Contact, Collapse, Dreamtech, Revolution and Extinction.
IT IS DECEMBER 2399.
Civilization has long collapsed-the legacy of an inescapable disease. Only a faction adapted to lifespans of a mere twenty-seven years, spreading into the global rural utopia known as Goah's Gift. A happy society, oblivious to its own fragility.
A STEP AWAY FROM EXTINCTION.
Welcome to the history seminar of Professor Miyagi of the University of Lunteren-Deviss. Using the latest twenty-sixth century dream sensorial technology, you and your fellow students are about to dive deep into the momentous events when doom was playing dice with humanity.
AND WINNING.
This is the story of a badass woman that meets an alien deep in her dreams. An alien with an agenda.
This is the story of a world-shaking religious revolution. In a deeply religious world.
This is the story of dreamtech, and the impact of alien technology on a dying human world.
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What READERS are saying:
? ? ? ? ? "An intriguing twist on the common first contact theme. Definitely for the cerebral high concept sci fi fan." -RedSixB on Amazon (Episode I)
? ? ? ? ? "Marvellously well writen and highly original, both as a theme and how it was structured. I only put it down to eat and sleep!" -Edward Ashleigh on goodreads
? ? ? ? ? "Yes. You should read this book!!! Isaac Petrov is a really good author and is able to craft a world that sucks you in and won't let you go. This is one of those books that I found myself picking up and reading every chance I got... even if it was only a 10 minute break between meetings." -Aggiebeach on Amazon
? ? ? ? ? "I wasn't sure if I would like this book but it hooked me incredibly quickly. The concepts are as original as I have ever come across and while I'm not sure if I would call this book a masterpiece, I'm also not sure that I wouldn't." -Michael Rocharde on goodreads
? ? ? ? ? "Very imaginative with a fascinating take on how aliens might approach contacting the human race." -Amazon Customer (Episode I)
? ? ? ? ? "The lines between MMO VR and mass dreaming are blurred." -William J. Hawkins on Amazon (Episode I)
? ? ? ? ? "I read this book in one sitting, you will enjoy it if you are a regular reader of scify and want to explore something a bit different. Highly recommended." - Felipe on goodreads
? ? ? ? ? "The idea of dream technology was fascinating. Recommended for sci-fi fans." -Leonardo Lorence on goodreads (Episode I)
? ? ? ? ? "Throw in a look at Pizarro's conquest of the Inca Empire, aliens and first contact, Neanderthals, serious and thought provoking discussion of social issues that are relevant right now. Little physical violence. It's not necessary. The characters risk everything emotionally and put their closest relationships on the line. A light touch on romance and just enough character driven humor helps lubricate the intensity of the passion and drama." -Scott Williamson on Amazon
