
Preparing for the Future
Future Visions, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Mikael Naramore
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By:
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Jeremy Eaton
Twenty-seven years is a long time unless you are trying to save the world.
Nick was enjoying a late fall day, happily skipping his English class, when he was interrupted by a little silver ball. A ball that not only spoke, but claimed to be an alien artificial intelligence sent to warn humanity that a xenophobic alien race was on its way to wipe out every man, woman, and child on the Earth. The catch: They would arrive in 27 years.
Can Nick prepare the world for an invasion that no one knows is coming? Can he gather the people together to do what he can't? Can he move the sciences forward a thousand years in just under 30? Most importantly, can he finish high school?
After all, when someone asks you to save the world, there is only one right answer: "Sure?"
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Its surprising good!
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If this describes what you’re looking for, this book is for you. Otherwise, just move on.
Know what you’re getting…..
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I loved this book.
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Engaging, Great Narrator
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The characters are interesting, if slightly stereotypical, the plot is unique, sort of like a combination of enders game and mysterious Benedict society. All in all, if you’re into lighthearted science-fiction with a dash of geopolitics this story is absolutely worth your time.
Downsides
The characters strain plausibility in someways. They seem to have an almost magical level of skill in their fields. I also personally found it somewhat hard to suspend my disbelief surrounding certain aspects of the “science” so not the hardest of science fiction. Finally one other minor thing.
I don’t like it when books try to preach politics at me, but this book really bends over backwards to avoid doing it. I mean seriously how can you have an entire sub plot revolving around the US political system and never say what party various characters are in.
A heartwarmingly innocent escape
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better than expected
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