The earth is dying. It’s almost as if the earth itself is determined to wipe out mankind. Earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters escalate. All seems lost.
But Jack Kenton and his fellow scientists have devised a way to save his family and almost a thousand of his neighbors to escape the carnage and survive.
They have invented a temporal displacement device that will envelope them is a ‘force field’ transporting them into the far future. How far, they do not know.
The community of would-be survivors gather their resources, enter the machine complex and the device is activated.
Meanwhile a young man who failed to make it the shielded community wakes up in a sunlit room and meets a stranger. How did he survive and who is the mysterious stranger/savior?
Are the two events related? What does the future hold? Are things as peaceful as they seem or is there a hidden danger?
What will the surviving humans do? Will they work together or will some rebel?
The author provides a new twist on the end of the world Apocalypse genre. He explores the physical, spiritual and digital/virtual reality worlds. Are the intertwined? What are their differences? Similarities?
How do the transported humans survive? What is the mysterious structure? What is the afterlife? Is it a reality and if so, who created it?
My brain definitely got twisted around by the story. The author has the ability to quickly draw you into the story in just a few pages and completely fleshes out his characters almost immediately.
These are just a few of the questions asked and answered in Forty Million Summers by author Robert Charles Wilson in his latest book published by Tachyon Publishing.
Romans 15:13Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.

































