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Maelstrom

by Richard Paolinelli
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Imagine a world where one man's quest to shield Earth from cosmic destruction spirals into an unexpected odyssey. Maelstrom is not just a book; it's an adventure across time and space, where science meets the unimaginable possibilities of fiction.

Dr. Steven Collins, driven by a singular purpose to prevent humanity's annihilation by asteroids, invents a revolutionary shield using Earth's magnetic field. But what happens when this shield, meant to save us, becomes the harbinger of our doom?

Unravel the Mystery: Discover how Collins's experiment backfires, catapulting him 102 years into the future where he's the only hope for the remnants of humanity.

A World Transformed: Encounter a San Francisco that Dante could only dream of in his darkest visions, a city reshaped by time and technology.

Action-Packed Narrative: Follow Collins as he navigates a world not just changed by time but by the very fabric of reality itself. From terraforming planets to battling a sinister overlord, every page turns faster than a spacecraft in a slingshot orbit.

Embark on an adventure where every decision could mean the end or the salvation of what's left of humanity.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Audiobook, Paperback, Hardcover
Published
Apr 2014
Pages
388
Language
EN
ISBN
9798905562914

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Tone

Dark

Themes

Redemption
Survival
Sacrifice

Setting

Far Future

Tropes

Character-driven
Action-Driven

Point-of-View

3rd present

Pace

Steady

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