With Love, from Planet B

De: Zaayin Salaam MD

Narrado por: Gabra Zackman

We ignored the climate deadlines. The bombs made it worse. Now it’s 2085, and the 6th extinction event is unfolding. Zara is a master lucid dreamer, training her team in this rare skill, so that one day, if a suitable earth-like exoplanet is found, they can safely teleport there. It seems her dreams are coming true when Lex, her girlfriend and team mathematician discovers Planet B. But Planet B won’t let anyone enter…

Join Zara and Lex on their hero’s journey as they go within to find their real selves, and face new revelations about reality. Will they manage to cure themselves of the Three Spiritual Diseases that afflict all Earthlings? Will they get to survive on Planet B?

©2024 Zaayin Salaam MD (P)2023 Zaayin Salaam MD

Reseñas de la Crítica

Grand Prize First Place Fiction Book Of The Year

WINNER - Independent Author Network - IAN AWARDS.

WINNER of the Triple blinded LESFIC BARD Award - Science Fiction.

WINNER of the IRDA Indie Reader Discovery Award - Environment.

WINNER of the Gold medal in The Global E-Book Awards - Metaphysical/Spiritual.

WINNER of the Bronze medal in the READER'S FAVORITE AWARD - Inspirational.

AUDIOBOOK Category DISTINGUISHED FAVORITE - Independent Press Award/ NYC Big Book Award.

FINALIST of Next Gen Indie Book Award, National Indie Excellence Award, the International Book Awards and more.

"The work is an immersive experience that requires an open mind and a ready soul, prompting contemplation about the current state of our world and the potential for redemption in ways that most writers just wouldn't be able to think about, let alone put into words." - Reader's Favorite, 5/5 stars.

I don’t want it to end!

I only have four hours left of this brilliant Novel and I don’t want it to end! It’s one of those Novels that helps you read yourself! The story is perfect but the Narration is divine. You are going to love this book! 👏👏👏👏 plus it’s already won two literary awards!

Great lesbian feminist science fiction!

A full epic lesbian near future science fiction. Great characters and the story is well done.

A must read for the human race

A blisteringly, beautiful story of human redemption told with the backdrop of a spiritual and collective action. The details are so real, the predictions so chilling, and character so compelling, I couldn’t stop until I finished it. This book should be required reading!

Profoundly Deep and Inspiring

Just finished listening to the story, and I loved it on so many levels.
It's a dystopian futuristic syfy thriller romance between two women, a mathematician and a neuroscientist on their epic hero’s journey.

Though set in the 2080’s, several of her climate predictions have already come true since the book was first written. Though the conditions are severe, it’s an empowering story of personal responsibility and community looking at the positive and negative sides of world’s religions, media, and systems in power though what she calls “Three Spiritual Diseases”.

My favorite part of the book is chapter 30 where she metaphorically writes about complexity of DNA comparing human cellular development with development of society and responsibility.

Also chapter 31, with the its introduction of cancerous tumors cell growth metaphorically comparing those who bravely stand up with T cells.

I am not be describing it adequately but deeply enjoy this optimistic heroes odyssey and found it surprising me to the very end.

In comparison to so many dystopian novels, I love the over whelming feeling of hope and empowerment it encourages. 5 stars

Well written and entertaining, but a bit too “woo woo” for me

It definitely kept my attention and it was an enjoyable listen. The performance was very good and the story entertaining. I think I would have preferred. It be a little bit more Science Fiction and a little bit less fantasy but overall I would recommend it if you enjoy multi verses and apocalyptic scenarios.

so on the nose

narrator was great. novel alternated between dreamy idealism and scientific explanations that felt incongruous. I really wanted to like it, but I think it would have benefited from sticking to one or the other, as is the politics were so on the nose and the scientific explanations so seemingly easy-simple that it made our modern day problems seem facile... Some scenes were really captivating, but overall hard to finish.