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A demigod being, also called "deity" has lived for countless generations and is tasked with overseeing the Geneholders. The Geneholders are responsible for preserving and maintaining genetic information on a planet that serves as a memory storage. The planet is humanity's only hope to get to Andromeda galaxy before the great threat catches them. But now it seems that the Geneholders are being corrupted. As a new ice age settles in to purge the planet, "deity" has to find why and how this is happening and stop it. Otherwise the whole planet may die and with it last remnants of humanity.
It is a several million year journey. Our vehicle is an entire solar system. And we aim for the Andromeda galaxy. We are escaping from the threat ‘Made by our own hands’.
We were desperate for the next leap in our evolution. We made the leap by creating the entity that we named ‘S’ and ‘S’ is the root cause for all evil in the universe that is known by us. Why ‘S’? No one remembers. Certainly not in our origin galaxy.
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kenshop: The more than I read this better this book becomes you just gotta give this book a read to see what’s going on and you will enjoy it.
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Merrell Bunting: BE Hamel is always worth reading! Strong characters who don’t act stupidly and a good plot. Worth the time!
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karen cridland: Good character construction and fluid writing style.
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Danielle_Anderson: Garian’s folded arms and the anger he does not bother to hide from Tria caught my attention more than the rejection itself. He stands near the platform steps like a man watching a preventable disaster, and his insistence that the council has not agreed to exile suggests Delvan’s decree is not as abs...
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Danielle_Anderson: Kira's training yard and her mirror feel like two different women, and the gap between them is where this opening does its best work. The clean arc of the sword, the shock running up through her wrists, the bright singing moment when only the blade exists, all of that is undone by the practiced soft...
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