Dualverse: Book I: Prelude by W. W. Gregory
Dualverse: Book I: Prelude
by W. W. Gregory
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My Ratings 4.6/5
Synopsis
A small planet called Dualverse is divided into two realms: technologically advanced, atheistic Inco and Floris, where the religion associated with the cult of the goddess Patri is a symbol of statehood. For many generations, both societies have lived in symbiosis, although they are drifting apart under the weight of cultural and philosophical differences, constantly fueled by the authorities.
Floris is the complete opposite of Inco. Science, money or career rush are not priorities here. Family, love, nature and a quiet job are all that matters. Time passes slowly in this land and religion fills a large part of farmers' lives.
In a seemingly healthy Inco society, there is a problem of reducing the birth of boys due to dietary changes and the excessive use of genetically modified drugs. Eva Noovack, a power-hungry official, takes advantage of this fact and carries out a coup d'état. He blames Barney Clifford for demographic problems, whose previous government was co-financed by pharmacy.
The prime minister must emigrate with his family and friends. She escapes to Patrix, the capital of Floris, where the High Priestess of All Earth, Ae, is at the head of the Church Council. When Clifford's world collapses, he expects Ae to be compensated for his early help in becoming head of state, something no one in Floris knows about.
The clash between these two cultures is inevitable.
My Thoughts
With an undercurrent of technology science and religion in worlds like our own - emerges a fascinating, twisted, and completely captivating world of Dualverse: Book I: Prelude by W. W. Gregory. Through this amazing novel author W. W. Gregory takes you on a journey into religion, science fiction worlds and twisted landscapes of magical realism. With a fascination to explore the more vulnerable dark parts of the human psyche, Gregory weaves story full of dread with dashes of warm optimism. Dive into these inside out worlds, and find a reason to hope even in the darkest hour.
Through Dualverse , W. W. Gregory showcases an amazing storyline willing to experiment and tantalize readers with new takes on classic themes and by exchanging the ordinary for the avant-garde. magical realism and lore come alive, the characters rise, the depths of space are traversed, and magic threads itself through singular moments of love and loss, illuminating the circulatory nature of life, death, humanly relationships in-between, and the hereafter. Dualverse Science Fiction and Fantasy captures the all-too-real cataclysm of human nature, claiming its place in the series with compelling prose, lyrical composition, and curiosity’s never-ending pursuit of discovering the unknown. It’s really something else, a fresh take on science fiction and magical realism that messes with your head for sure.
I loved this novel, and I am glad I purchased this book so I can enjoy them again and again and again. I look forward to the next book by W. W. Gregory.
With this phenomenal selections, W. W. Gregory demonstrates the genre’s continued potential for rich ideas.
Highly Recommended!
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