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Read the article →| Category: | Fiction - Science Fiction |
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| Author: | C.L.R. Draeco |
| Publisher: | Amaranth Publishing |
| Publication Date: | October 3, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 436 |
| ISBN-13: | 979-8484120024 |
| ASIN: | B09GZFCBN5 |
A Ghost in a Bottle
(Immortology, Book Two) by C.L.R. Draeco is a sequel to A Ghost for a Clue and an engaging tale
with an irresistible appeal to fans of novels that intelligently meld science
fiction, the supernatural, and contemporary fantasy. Bram Morrison is a
robotics engineer who has just made a powerful breakthrough —
the discovery of a way to cheat death. He has created a software program that
enables ghosts to connect with the living, a man who believes in the absurd. He
is determined to help souls in the afterlife find their feet on the ground
while helping a biologist, Torula Jackson, to perfect her study of what happens
to human consciousness after death. As he faces complications in his quest, he
will need to solve more than one mystery, and can the dead be of any help?
This novel is quietly moving and thought-provoking, a tale
in which a hero sets out to explore the edges of mortality and what happens in
the afterlife. Most suitable for fans of science fiction and readers who enjoy
tales with supernatural themes. C.L.R. Draeco’s characters are vividly drawn
and sophisticated and readers will find it hard to take their eyes off Bram, a
man faced with an impossible task. Somehow, I found myself wanting him to prove
to the scientific community that his absurdity and belief in bizarre happenings
can be scientifically proven. The prose is crisp and the dialogues are
sparkling, and the author imbues the writing with an eerie atmosphere that
plunges the readers in the moment between death and waking. As a fan of the
genre if you want something exciting, thoughtful, gracefully written, and
original, then this book is one you shouldn’t miss. It is bold in its thematic
construction and imaginative in style.
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