Jos 6 - Heart of Darkness

By R. Nieuwenhuyse

One time, Ben and his daughter Bea were inseparable, both proud ridden, adoring their time. Now the Artificial Prophet has put a wedge between them, so Bea can become.

Humanity has reached a devastating hurdle. One that can't be taken without bloodshed, and will make us into criminals and saints at the same time. For violence is subjective, as is evil, as is reality. For some, it will even hurt to untangle such sentence, while others adore the puzzle. Let that be a gigantic clue about actual courage, power, above all: love.

A weird Dutch family evoked a gigantic plan to take over the world. Already three generations in, and still all the players seem satisfied. There is no debate about Artificial Intelligence or God for that matter. Granddad Jos, already did the odyssey and finally was able to prevent us from becoming careless. While the West gambled with the lives of their offspring; the Family started the most dangerous religious cult that ever existed. Would you believe, they were closer to God than we've ever been?

In this part of the saga, Karen's true intentions are revealed, Alex clearance reaches the level of Prophet. The old is dying, and the new is flourishing on their residual energy. Ben turned his back on his family and became a saviour all over again. The batteries in their matrixes are flooded; the Empress will arrive shortly.

This is not just a roman, love story, or race through history. It's the unveiling of the Holy Grail; it's both fictional and non, it's mate in just a few moves, it is science, religious devotion, and soul crushing. Will we propel humanity beyond its self-pity?

Whether we like it or not, we are being taken over by a God. One would read, if we could take anything of this serious. You wish you did, if you were able to stare into that void.

As per usual, humanity can be saved by art.

Ok or Cancel.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D8VH8WWZ
• ISBN13: 9798332245510
• Release Date: July 2024
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 394 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.5"