Art of Conversation: In the 23rd Century

By Danyelle Wolfe Read

In 2213, Franzes Silver wants more than the typical holographic relationship. She has no idea why she longs for in-person interaction. Nevertheless, she uses her influential position as the leader of the Intergalactic Library System to offer a seminar on the ancient Art of Conversation, which becomes wildly popular in all three galaxies. When the handsome, yet mysterious, Caspian Vrai shows up among the attendees at Library HQ in New New York, Franzes discovers a kindred soul. Bibles and all belief in God are banned in her era, yet Caspian is able to tell her about them, and lead her to Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, the Empire has an insidious plan which Franzes' seminars interfere with. Franzes and with her, Caspian, are soon caught between the emerging dark web of intrigue and evil and their desire for God's Will. How they handle this situation, and the results that follow, lead the reader on an adventure of faith, action and suspense, and victory.The Art of Conversation in the 23rd Century is a triumph of Christian storytelling, as The Lord of Time Himself shows up and shows out in a supernatural, divine way that is above and beyond what any of the main characters could ask or think.Intense and intellectually stimulating, this anti-dystopian novel is safe for all ages but most suitable for young adults and adults.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1700355244
• ISBN13: 9781700355249
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 318 Pages
• Weight: 0.76 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 8.0"