Saving Earth

And Why I Almost Didn't

De: James Garmisch

Narrado por: Matthew Taylor

Duración: 2 h y 43 m

Resumen del Editor

Doctor Ravi, alien qualified trauma surgeon, or space vet, is humanity’s last hope - only he’s a train wreck. His unpeopled rebel leader grandma has just informed him of a government cover-up involving an extinction-level attack by Earth’s archenemy, the Munchers. Earth’s wartime victory was a lie. To make matters worse, the planetary government has disbanded the military. He’s not a soldier, a spy, nor does he even own a car. Dragged and in denial, Ravi finds himself teamed up with a rebel SF cyborg, with a few screws loose, and a beautiful hybrid on a last-ditch mission to save an oblivious population more consumed with self-gratification than survival. Hilarious, unfiltered, and action-packed, Saving Earth is a satirical novella offering a cutting glimpse into a world where sometimes anonymity is not an option.

©2021 James Garmisch (P)2021 James Garmisch

Fun satire

Satire is most fun when you can relate to it. Poking fun at our current (absurd) culture and politics, this book has plenty of laugh-out-loud moments. There's tons of material out there, and Saving Earth includes a lot of it, from technologies that guide your every move to entirely different realities existing on the coasts vs. inland. Oh, and throw in hostile aliens and you have a great romp through a future reality.