Preserving Hope
The Aliomenti Saga - Book 2
Science Fiction & Fantasy, High Tech, Science Fiction, Adventure
| Author: | Alex Albrinck | ISBN: | 1230000102476 |
| Publisher: | Fabinarium Publications LLC | Publication: | January 28, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Alex Albrinck |
| ISBN: | 1230000102476 |
| Publisher: | Fabinarium Publications LLC |
| Publication: | January 28, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
(Book 2 of 7) It was his mission to save her life.
But first... he'd need to convince her that hers was a life worth saving.
Will Stark finds himself on a mission. He must use his new Energy abilities - abilities long thought the realm of magic by humanity - and his army of self-aware nanobots to save the life of a young woman named Elizabeth.
Elizabeth is treated as if she is a slave, forced to endure all manner of human testing to find the method to unlock all human potential. It is treatment encouraged by a man named Arthur - her father - and it is her fondest wish that her father treat her as his beloved child rather than a piece of property. She refuses to leave until she's reformed him, for she believes that if he cannot change, she herself is predestined to be a monster, and a person not worthy of living. She'll fight to change Arthur, with Will's help, until she succeeds.
Or until she's buried next to her mother, who sought the same reform - and was murdered for trying.
(Book 2 of 7) It was his mission to save her life.
But first... he'd need to convince her that hers was a life worth saving.
Will Stark finds himself on a mission. He must use his new Energy abilities - abilities long thought the realm of magic by humanity - and his army of self-aware nanobots to save the life of a young woman named Elizabeth.
Elizabeth is treated as if she is a slave, forced to endure all manner of human testing to find the method to unlock all human potential. It is treatment encouraged by a man named Arthur - her father - and it is her fondest wish that her father treat her as his beloved child rather than a piece of property. She refuses to leave until she's reformed him, for she believes that if he cannot change, she herself is predestined to be a monster, and a person not worthy of living. She'll fight to change Arthur, with Will's help, until she succeeds.
Or until she's buried next to her mother, who sought the same reform - and was murdered for trying.
