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He thought he was saving his world, but in the end, it was his world that saved him. On the planet Ghia, in the Cygnus galaxy, the land is ravaged by constant experimentation, leaving once-fertile areas barren and desolate. Ode Tillmook, a brilliant scientist, believes he has the solution to restore Ghia's beauty. But when his experiment goes awry and nearly kills him, Ghia itself awakens and saves him. However, its first words are far from comforting. Ghia reveals that a massive asteroid is hurtling towards the planet and will destroy all life in just ten months. With the clock ticking, Ode must rally humanity and guide them into subterranean caverns where stasis chambers offer their only hope of survival. Empowered by Ghia's gift-quantum-infused stones with the power to heal, teleport, and manipulate the quantum fabric of reality-Ode faces impossible odds as he races to save his people. But with fear and faith dividing the population, and the planet's very survival on the line, Ode and Ghia must work together to overcome the impending cosmic destruction. As the asteroid approaches, the only certainty is this: if you want to survive, you need to go underground. For fans of sci-fi thrillers filled with high stakes and unexpected twists, ""Quantum Genesis "" is a must-read. If you enjoyed books like ""The Martian"" and ""Enders Game,"" then you'll love this gripping tale of survival and sacrifice. Buy now before the price changes!

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Hanley's writing isn't just descriptive, it's alive. Each sentence is humming with curiosity and heart. Sometimes I had to stop and breathe after certain passages because they carried a quiet power. The story takes big swings with its science, talking about quantum coherence, photosynthetic energy, and living planets. Yet, what hit me hardest wasn't the technology but the emotion beneath it. Ode's guilt, his love for his family, and his desperation to undo what's been done all feel painfully relatable. I liked that Hanley doesn't hold your hand. He lets mystery sit in the room with you. A few sections got a bit heavy with scientific jargon, and I found myself rereading paragraphs just to keep up. But even then, the sense of wonder kept me going. By the time I reached the final chapters, I was both wrecked and strangely uplifted. The story turns from destruction to renewal, and that shift, from man breaking the world to man helping it heal, felt beautifully earned. Hanley writes with a sincerity that's rare. You can tell he loves both science and storytelling. There's awe here, and anger too, and a sense that we're all responsible for what we build. I closed the book thinking about how fragile and miraculous our world really is. -- Literary Titan Reviewed By Divine Zape for Readers' Favorite 5 Star Review Quantum Genesis, the first book in MD Hanley's enthralling series, is set on a planet on the brink of ecological collapse. Against the backdrop of the Cygnus galaxy, the narrative follows Ode Tillmook, a brilliant scientist whose groundbreaking experiment inadvertently transforms the planet Ghia into a sentient being. This awakening comes with a heavy price: a chilling prophecy of an asteroid barreling toward the planet in just ten months. Armed with quantum-infused stones that grant him extraordinary powers, Ode must unite a fractured population to find shelter underground before disaster strikes. As they confront the fear and division, the fate of Ghia and its inhabitants hangs in the balance. Can they evade the catastrophe, and what becomes of them afterward? MD Hanley's storytelling is a mix of scientific intrigue and terrific descriptions, bringing to life a planet that feels like a character in the narrative. The idea that a planet can heal its healer and interact with the characters thoughtfully is ingenious, and the author explores this idea cleverly. Quantum Genesis includes themes of environmentalism, unity, and the strength of technology, creating a richly imagined universe held together by fragile threads. Ode is a compelling hero - well-drawn and utterly flawed. He is driven by genuine compassion for Ghia and its inhabitants, and his struggles resonate with readers who care about our planet. The character development is noteworthy; as Ode evolves, so does Ghia. The novel is fast-paced, and the tension mounts as the countdown to a disaster looms closer. The author infuses the narrative with compelling elements of science fiction: a deft exploration of quantum physics, a planet threatened by disaster, and futuristic technology that is as powerful as it is threatening. I enjoyed the descriptive prose, the vivid world-building, and the superb characterization, and I can't wait to read the next book in the series."" You can learn more about MD Hanley and ""Quantum Genesis"" at https: //readersfavorite.com/book-review/quantum-genesis where you can read reviews and the author's biography, as well as connect with the author directly or through their website and social media pages.

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MD Hanley has always been an avid reader, and he developed a love of storytelling at a young age. His first book, a techno-thriller called Bit By Bit, was exciting and challenging, but once completed he knew there were many more to be created. Over the next year, he wrote another technothriller called Carbon Copy. Following this book, and his deep love of science fiction, he started working on a new series, called Quantum Genesis. So far he has completed the second book in the series called Quantum Mind, which can be read as a stand-alone novel or part of the series. His latest release was an addition to the Spiritual Way of Life Series and is called Humility: A Spiritual Way of Life. MD Hanley is an adventurer at heart. He enjoys hobbies like scuba diving, flying, and hang gliding. His experiences flying through the congested New York controlled airspace, hang gliding off a mountain top, or scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef have led to some interesting and unique insights into the world around him. MD Hanley is a talented software engineer and a gifted storyteller. He is passionate about technology, storytelling, and adventure. His work is sure to entertain and inspire readers of all ages.""Anyone can have a great story, but you need to be a good storyteller to make it real and inspire imagination.""- MD Hanley Christine A. Adams has over two million pamphlets and books in print. One very successful book with Abbey Press is an illustrated Elf Help Book, entitled One Day at a Time Therapy, which has sold over 500,000 copies.""Foreign Publishers can contact Christine A Adams directly at adamsbutch@comcast.net.Christine A Adams is now published in 42 Foreign Countries! England, Taiwan, Belgium, Indonesia, Brazil, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Norway, Austria, Netherlands, Denmark, South Africa, India, Sweden, Philippines, Italy, Japan, France, China, Korea, Thailand, Poland, Russia, Hungary, Vietnam, Latvia, Egypt, Slovenia, South Korea, Netherlands, and Denmark.Another of Christine's popular Elf-Help books, Gratitude Therapy (Abbey Press 1999), was also published in Germany, Portugal, Spain, Austria, Italy, China, Korea, Taiwan, France, Brazil, Austria and South Africa.Christine, a veteran English teacher and trained counselor, started her publishing career in 1986 when she was completing a pre-doctoral program. at the University of Massachusetts. Education articles began appearing in The English Journal and other educational journals.For the next twenty years, Chris Adams continued to publish articles, pamphlets, and several books on issues of addiction, relationship, spirituality, education and grief therapy. A full length book called Living In Love: Connecting To The Power of Love Within, which speaks to the need for love and spirituality in our lives, was published by Health Communications, Inc. in 1993. Another book ""Love, Infidelity and Sexual Addiction"" was published and is still being sold on amazon today. Then, in 1998, Morehouse Publishing Group published a hardcover book, Holy Relationships, which describes a marriage ""grounded in spirituality.""Then she added four children's book to her list.In September 2001, Abbey Press published, Happy To Be Me, a children's Elf-help book about self-esteem by Christine and her husband, Robert J. Butch, who is a family therapist. Since September 2002: Happy To Be Me: A Kid's book About Self-esteem has been published in Spain, Austria, Norway, Thailand, Sweden, Brazil, Philippines, Poland and Korea etc.In 2004, another elf-help children's book entitled Learning To Be A Good Friend: A Kid's Guide to Friendship was published by Abbey Press. Since then this book has been published in Spain, Norway, Poland, Brazil, and Korea, China, India, Sweden etc. It has also been licensed for publication in Egypt, Russia and many other countries.. Another Kid's Elf Help book on the subject of prejudice and diversity called God Made Us One by One was published in November 2009. The School Factory (2010) is her first fictional piece about the state of our public school system. Worry, Worry Go Away was published in 2012. And September Love, a romantic novella came in 2015. Spirituality: A Life Force-2018 -A Teacher of God 2019, ABC's of Grief: A Handbook for Survivors was published by Baywood Publishing in 2003. Originally it was published as an expensive text book for therapists. This handbook was a product of the author's own grief experience and includes materials collected over a period of three years. In 2017, the second edition of ABC'S of Grief was published and is being sold on Amazon. Lulu. and Ingram.Christine writes full time and works as a consultant.

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