The Alien Artifact

De: Ernesto Maisuls

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When young field botanist Andrew stumbles upon the crash site of an alien spacecraft deep within the jungle, his life takes a dramatic turn. Amidst the wreckage, he discovers a small, pulsating object—an otherworldly artifact that seems to resonate with a strange, unearthly power. From the moment he touches it, Andrew is drawn into a web of telepathic communication and eerie visions that challenge his understanding of reality.
As the artifact begins to reveal its secrets, Andrew finds himself entangled in a mystery that spans far beyond the confines of Earth.

"The Alien Artifact" is a gripping tale of discovery and suspense, exploring the profound implications of first contact and the lengths to which some will go to protect or exploit the unknown. As Andrew delves deeper into the mystery, he must confront not only the artifact's immense power but also the consequences of the choices it forces him to make. In this riveting blend of science fiction and psychological intrigue, the fate of more than one world may rest in the hands of an ordinary man, chosen by an extraordinary object.

Was this book generated by AI?

Ernesto Maisuls may be an actual person, but everything about this book feels like it was generated by AI. The Virtual Voice narration is bad enough, but you know how you can tell an image is AI-generated, where things might look OK on the surface, but then the details just don't add up or are completely nonsensical? That's what listening to this book was like for me.