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Nefertem: The Awakening

Nefertem Series, Book 1

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Twenty billion people live on the Earth in a city with no end. Pollution, corruption, high unemployment, and the lack of clean water leave the population scratching out a meager existence. Easton Miller Takes a chance on a job in the colonies on a new world. Expecting to find a better life he is faced with knowledge of a horrifying secret buried deep inside of him. A secret that will change the existence of mankind and the very perception of what and who we are.

©2017 A. L. White (P)2020 A. L. White Dystopian First Contact Science Fiction Fiction

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I was a bit worried about the length. I was wrong fast paced character building great story.

awesome

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Standard military sci fi story with little super original in the overall plot arch unfortunately. Lacked humour and energy to drive interest

Nothing special

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The author A. L. White imagination of a new dangerous planet is incredible, beautiful penmanship style and amazing aliens.


Beautiful narration by Matthew Crow.

My recommendations !!!


Oded Ostfeld.

A great short one.

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Loved it great listen can't wait to hear more Matthew Crow great as always A+ ⭐

VERY GOOD STORY

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Yep this book is short and sweet, I wouldn't complain if it was bigger as it's an interesting world that the author has created. Thankfully there is a book 2 which continues the story into the next part of the arc.

Some parts would definitely benefit from expansion, more to towards the end of the book where the plot significantly sped up and there was a lot more to take in.

Narration was brilliant and with such clarity. Some very minor editing issues, but nothing that really grated.

Short novel, but I didn't feel short changed

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