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PHIL767 Ascension
by Edward C. Hanson Jr.
380 pages
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Love, loss, and loyalty. Ascension has consequences. In time the question emerges. Could Phil767 hold the world together without losing himself? No one ascends without a cost. And the ripple of that change will shape the world.
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Category: Fiction:SciFi:Dystopian
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About the Book
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Love, loss, and loyalty. Ascension has consequences.
When experience can be rewritten and truth becomes something you select, the veil between freedom and influence dissolves like smoke.
People are changing. The system is evolving. Society drifts toward a future it cannot yet name. In the unrest, certainty begins to crumble.
Those left standing must navigate the world before them… and the world unraveling within.
As bonds strain and motives blur, one question emerges. Could Phil767 hold the world together without losing himself?
History will decide who was a hero and who was the villain.
No one ascends without a cost. And the ripple of that change will shape the world.
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| About the Author |
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Edward C. Hanson Jr. is a builder by trade, artist by instinct, and writer by relentless curiosity. With a Master’s in Visual Arts and roots in upstate New York, he spent years shaping structures by hand before turning to stories that shape the future. Inspired by his wife and two daughters, his work blends emotion, philosophy, and a dash of sci-fi grit. |
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