Resonance Factor
AEON PROJECT BOOK IV
by A.R. DECLERCK
Sevyn and Samaira are struggling with their own inner demons. Sevyn is consumed by a growing rage and numbness and sees death as his only salvation. Samaira, on the other hand, is craving a life of peace in service to her god but is confronted with a bloody-minded stranger who wants her to kill him. Despite their differences, Sevyn and Samaira find themselves drawn to each other. They strike a deal, Samaira will try to cure Sevyn, and if she is unsuccessful, she will kill him. As they work together, they begin to realize that there is more between them than a death pact.
Sevyn and Samaira's journey is one of self-discovery and redemption. As they trace the scientist who can help Sevyn, they must confront their challenges. Sevyn must learn to control his rage and numbness, while Samaira must come to terms with her violent past.
Through their shared struggles, Sevyn and Samaira find solace and support in each other. They discover that the salvation they both seek is closer than they realize.
The story of Sevyn and Samaira is a powerful reminder that we are all capable of change and redemption. Even the darkest of souls can find light if they are willing to embrace it.
A story that you must read!
aeon project
Aeon Project is a multi-part series that takes you on a thrilling journey through interconnected tales of love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of salvation. Set against a backdrop of advanced technology, mysterious forces, and the vastness of space, each installment offers a uniquely captivating story.
Join Sharyn, Ren, Yurie, One, Gus, Vex, Samaira, Sevyn, Q and Dechtire on their exhilarating adventures as they learn that every moment of connection is but a spark in a dark, limitless universe.
Reviews
Excellent sci fi romantic adventure. The worldbuilding is grim; this universe is not a happy place. But there are spots of hope in the darkness. The story is excellent with believable main characters and a great supporting cast. The series should be read in order.
