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Gen Verismo Genesis

De: PB Flower

Narrado por: Benjamin Gu

This is a standalone work of fiction and can be listened to on its own.

i$UBSCRIBE: Gen Verismo Genesis is the concluding take from the ALL KAAL NONE series chapter–Human Eradication.

***Summon up your philosophical side before perusing this book. There are strong metaphysical and abstract approaches to this narrative***

Fixing a glitch ends the possibility of an alien ever realizing his destiny. He resurrects her from her scattered memories.

The only trouble is that she is a prime image of his dark but gifted side. One sustains mysticism, and another promotes prosperity. On the way to standardizing the earthly state, he ends the bodily dependency of the human species. Extinction of our species is possible not by natural disasters or inventions, but by a fabricated organic phenomenon. What if it becomes a certainty, and we can’t tell the difference between real and virtual? It may be that our indigenous intelligence is our savior that puts a stop to our thought-driven obsession with progress. Who’s to say that our knight in shining armor is not an alien race? In the end, it may just be a random stroke of luck that saves us.

Trip forward with SamVeer Eckhart into events of a parallel Earth. To find out if he succeeded in his infatuated undertaking. The risks are endless, even if the end is the same.

Exchange: As articulated heavily in my previous work, my metaphysical viewpoint conceptualized another way to communicate–waving. This model is used in the following story and is bolded and italicized to keep it separate from typical ‘thinking’ expressions.

Triggers: This story has a radical take on many societal & religious customs. If you are a victim of rape, incest, or opinionated on the subject of sex workers, please walk away. This audiobook seeks a diverse perspective on such matters.

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What a wild world!

i$ubscribe: Gen Verismo Genesis by PB Flower Format: Audible Edition is one of a kind!

The opening is a slow burn, it is needful though, because the entire world is different than the one we know. But is it? All of the human pitfalls and vices seem present, but they are used judiciously by an alien SamVeer (a very wealthy, bad-boy alien with his own style) who has self-appointed himself judge, jury and participatory audience.

With a wild blend of philosophy, metaphysics, futurism, discussions about human needs/imperfections and romance (think contemporary romance for sapiosexuals, people who think intelligence is attractive, with a science fiction backdrop) I love that it has so many layers and you can show up for one or all of them. I wasn't sure where we would go, but the first scene with Athena and Sam in a private situation came on the audiobook and I was blushing even though I was all by myself.

If you find traditional romance a tad weary around the edges and want some futuristic spice layered with important musings about who and what we are as humans, you will totally dig this experimental blend! The narration is awesome! You can tell the narrator is having fun and it shines through!

Great philosophical fiction

Excellent narration for such a thoughtful book. Such a unique mix of genres and dystopian/spritual/sci-fi elements! It reminded me a bit of the Matrix and had such cool characters, just like the movie, too.

"Beggars can be dreamers if not choosers."

The book is filled with such interesting quotes as this. It is intense and engaging, and will keep you wanting more. Definitely make sure to check out the trigger warnings. So glad I listened!