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[amazon=]The Great Migration: Book One of the S'orne Saga" by Steve Ramirez is a captivating science fiction novel that takes readers on an exhilarating journey through a futuristic world. :techie-reference:
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When you first hear about the Botais, my first thought is this is us today. We are so dependent on our devices for everything. We are continuing to evolve as humans. I can almost relate to the Botais way of life.
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Still in the middle of reading it. But, I didn't expect it has futuristic theme.
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It is both set in the present yet has a strangely futuristic feel, almost as if it were a world not of our own but somewhere in the universe or beyond. Although there are no spaceships, or futuristic technology, it still has that sci-fi feel
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This book is like nothing I've ever read before. The story is captivating and unique. I hope it gets developed into a TV show or movie in the future. The action scenes would be amazing.
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The Great Migration: Book One of the S'orne Saga by Steve Ramirez certainly transports the reader into a fascinating universe. The journey and fates of the main characters make it a fantastic journey. It also shows lover of science-fiction that we don't always need fancy technology to produce a quality sci-fi story.
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I really appreciate author's storytelling skills that weaved futuristic science themes with adventure, mystery and action. Overall, the character development and dialogue delivery was on another level , which makes this book interesting to read.
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