The Sleeper Awakens

A Martian Odyssey

De: RBR

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"The Sleeper Awakens" is a thrilling science fiction epic that takes readers on a journey from the red sands of Mars to the very edge of reality itself. When Dr. John Cartwright and his team embark on a mission to explore Mars, they never imagined they would uncover secrets that would shake the foundations of human understanding.

As they delve deeper into the mysteries of the Red Planet, they discover an ancient alien civilization with technology beyond their wildest dreams. But their groundbreaking find quickly turns into a fight for survival as they awaken cosmic entities known as the Sleepers – ancient guardians of reality with the power to reshape existence itself.

Forced to adapt to a universe far more complex and dangerous than they ever imagined, Cartwright and his team must forge alliances with alien races and master incomprehensible technologies. As Earth faces an existential threat, they race against time to understand the true nature of the Sleepers and humanity's place in the cosmic order.

From pulse-pounding action on the Martian surface to mind-bending journeys across multiple dimensions, "The Sleeper Awakens" combines cutting-edge science with breathtaking imagination. The author weaves a tale of human perseverance, alien wonders, and the awesome responsibilities that come with cosmic knowledge.

This is more than just a story of first contact – it's a visionary exploration of humanity's potential and the price of transcendence. Prepare to have your mind expanded and your sense of wonder ignited in this unforgettable journey to the heart of the universe's greatest mysteries.

very repetitive and poorly paced

every couple minutes seems to repeat the same filler descriptions. characters are very unbelievable and contradictory. the story doesn't provide enough detail before pushing on to the next thing, never giving you time to appreciate the setting and plot

A Stark Absence of Substance

The narration is pathetic. No emotion, no flow, no understanding of needing to shout capitalized words instead of reading the letters.
the storyline was a mess. Aspects would pop in and out of urgency with no reason.
The failure to actually describe ANYTHING was frustrating. It was "beyond description" or "beyond comprehension". The purpose of storytelling is to wrap the reader inside an imaginative world of your words creation.
The repetition of words and phrases indicate a severe lack in the authors depth of vocabulary or its use.
Not worth reading if it were free...