(17 reviews)
$5.99
Flight to Ascendency
by Lorn Skye
Language: English
Format: EPUB
Content Rating: Older than 17
Tim is a pretty average guy. He is an account manager for a mid-sized business, who is headed to Toronto for a routine business meeting. He goes about his day-to-day life and the world flows around him as it does for most of us. But the moment Tim starts to get off the plane in Toronto, he realizes something very weird is happening. Like, why is the airline representative kneeling?
Three years earlier on June 4th, 2018 (a Monday), an emergency alert broadcast went out around the world. At first, NASA thought it was an asteroid headed for Earth, one that they had not identified. But it wasn’t an asteroid, it was a spaceship. Despite numerous attempts to make contact with the alien ship, there was no response at all.
Join Tim as he tries to reconstruct what happened three years ago and in the time since then. And why are people reacting so strangely to him?
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Ultimate Power meets Empathy
Reviewed it on October 26, 2024
A well thought out plotline that never lost track of it's direction, even with all the well written sex. Very thought provoking of "What would I do in this scenario" 10/10Thank you for the kind review. Im glad you enjoyed it!
marcusko70
To Short
Reviewed it on December 9, 2024
I really enjoyed reading this story and although it seemed a little slow in the beginning, it really took off with the his powers emerging. My only complaint is that it was to short and the ending seemed so rushed. There are so many issues and ideas that could've been added or explored in this creation, which could've made it great instead of just good. I'm sure you had your reasons for the way you wrote it. Thank you for the story and I look forward to reading more of your work.cousins_bryan
It's not long enough
Reviewed it on October 21, 2024
A theme that one wishes was realityI agree, that is why I wrote it!
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lenght
Reviewed it on November 17, 2024
the book was a great read just think that it was to short.