
The Endless Vessel
A Novel
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Narrated by:
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Barrie Kreinik
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By:
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Charles Soule
Combining the wonder of The Midnight Library, the inventiveness of Ready Player One, and the artistry of Cloud Atlas, this novel by the bestselling author of The Oracle Year and Anyone explores the way we’re all connected—and what can happen when we lose our capacity for joy.
A few years from now, in a world similar to ours, there exists a sort of “depression plague” that people refer to simply as “The Grey.” No one can predict whom it will afflict, or how, but once infected, there’s no coming back.
A young Hong Kong based scientist, Lily Barnes, is trying to maintain her inner light in an increasingly dark world. The human race is dwindling, and people fighting to push forward are increasingly rare. One day, Lily comes across something that seems to be addressing her directly, calling to her, asking her to follow a path to whatever lies at its end. Is this the Endless Vessel to happiness? She leaves her life behind and sets out through time and space to find out.
From its opening heart-stopping scene in the present day at the Louvre in Paris, through the earthly meetings between Lily and her loved ones past and present, to a shocking and satisfying conclusion in a truly enchanted forest, Charles Soule has channeled history, science and drama to create a story for the ages—a story of hope and love and possibility. This is a novel you will not soon forget.
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Interesting Sci-fi
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Fantastic Story
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I would say no one way was right or wrong. However an idea with no challenge of how to act, other than complete obedience, or lack of action, creates worlds within worlds.
Resulting in the inability to live together. I hope the reader considers the world they operate in, while also considering the world's around them. And chooses to make connections with others, so that they can learn to live in a world together.
World View
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Message of love and connection
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Surprising and well-performed
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A solid outing
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Loved it!
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Like most of the design exl narrator
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A Highly Rewarding Story.
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Kind of trite
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