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Imagine if Mark Twain wrote "The Matrix" and combined it with "Brave New World" and "Gattaca". I'm one of those readers who, for me to enjoy something, it has to be plausible. I can suspend my disbelief all day as long as you make it plausible, and most authors don't do that. Dean C. Moore is NOT like most authors. Everything he writes is as though he has access to information regarding the future that you don't. Just like Orwell and Huxley.

The world building Moore employs is very extensively imagined and brought to you in a way that doesn't slow the pace of the reading. It's surprisingly fluid and easy to read, with great dialogue and characters who have opinions and attitude. He's got a knack for this which is great because Film Studios should definitely be contacting him to purchase the rights to this book. It's amazing.

The layers you get out of this book will depend on how conscious you are as an individual. For those who just like adventure and action, the story will serve your fix. For those who want to philosophize about the metaphors and where our society is headed, and the true nature of existence, this story will give you endless topics to delve into.

It is a highly recommended purchase and read, and it's price-point is fair given the content.


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The Hundred Year Clones The Holy Wars and the Resurrection of the Knights Templar Circa 2250 eBook Dean C Moore Reviews

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I need to start this review by saying that I am not normally a sci-fi reader, so my experience with this genre is somewhat limited...I am a fan however, of Star Trek and this book takes you "lightyears into the future"! Part futuristic, part wild west, and part communal in setting, it's a world filled by Moore's vividly imaginative, yet somehow believable, characters.

This was a great read..there are so many twists to the tale, you become immersed in this world. And as with every great story, Moore has managed to create a villian you just love to hate and a hero that you can truly believe in!

As for the setting of this adventure, it's a world that I found intriguing, unbelievably futuristic and I wondered on more than one occasion what kind of masterful imagination could create this fantasy world?

Moore also manages to include moral and ethical issues that are addressed by and between the protagonist and antagonist, in a "good vs. evil" showdown. Dean C. Moore found a tremendously interesting and intriguing way to incorporate so many of the issues we as a society are beginning to face with genetics and genetic testing, altering of DNA, etc. and create an ending that leaves you with...well, I must leave that part out - no spoilers here!

I can truthfully say, you don't need to be a sci-fi reader to really enjoy and become immersed in Moore's fantasy world - I can't wait to read the next book in this series!
This story draws contrasts between two minds Frakas, the bioengineer, and Draxor, the philosopher who must be cloned before he passes. They formulate a plan to save the human race from danger of extinction, but the vision that drives them is drastically different. "Marvelito could see in his mind's eye... Frakas's former captives being returned to their home worlds that had been ground to gravel."

The storytelling is fast and full of adventure, yet it is held together by a subtle underpinning of moral dilemmas concerning the future of our own society. "Aside from minor curiosities in geography, one world had two suns, another three moons, the real marvel was just how many temples to mediocrity the human race would see fit to erect before calling it quits on the human project altogether."

It comes from the pen of an author who goes through meticulous research to support every detail in his futuristic, intellectually stimulating novel, and it does shine through the words. What is more, he provides a seemingly small contribution to restore nature's balance Dean C. Moore breeds bluebirds, which are endangered in his country. Thus, his life and his writing complement each other, which is truly commendable.

Five stars.
This is the first novel I have read by Dean C. Moore, and I am hooked. An intelligent, well thought out story that takes the reader into the future when genetic manipulation has created a nightmare scenario. Biological space ships created complete with intestinal flora of a mechanical/biological nature ferry clones and genetically altered monstrous creatures through space. All of the characters are well developed, and are themselves genetically altered to handle the dangers they will encounter. Frakas is the Dr. Strangelove/Dr. Frankenstein engineering genius behind the genetics, and is himself a multiple-dimensional time-traveler who can be bumped off in one time line yet simultaneously exist in another. Draxor, the protagonist, is the counterpart to Frakas, and their interactions represent the universal battle between good and evil.
A thread of irony and wit runs consistently throughout the story and I found myself chuckling out loud in many places. Moore’s characters are able to see the humorous in their situations yet their conversations are also profound and insightful. Philosophy, science, spirituality and the workings of a metaphysical universe is conveyed through the character’s thoughts and dialogue in a way that is easy to understand. Although I have not read all of Moore’s books (yet), in this one, the science juxtaposes nicely with the metaphysical. A great read for anyone who enjoys a trip into the unusual and different. Moore is an original writer for the intelligent reader who requires more than the mundane.
Imagine if Mark Twain wrote "The Matrix" and combined it with "Brave New World" and "Gattaca". I'm one of those readers who, for me to enjoy something, it has to be plausible. I can suspend my disbelief all day as long as you make it plausible, and most authors don't do that. Dean C. Moore is NOT like most authors. Everything he writes is as though he has access to information regarding the future that you don't. Just like Orwell and Huxley.

The world building Moore employs is very extensively imagined and brought to you in a way that doesn't slow the pace of the reading. It's surprisingly fluid and easy to read, with great dialogue and characters who have opinions and attitude. He's got a knack for this which is great because Film Studios should definitely be contacting him to purchase the rights to this book. It's amazing.

The layers you get out of this book will depend on how conscious you are as an individual. For those who just like adventure and action, the story will serve your fix. For those who want to philosophize about the metaphors and where our society is headed, and the true nature of existence, this story will give you endless topics to delve into.

It is a highly recommended purchase and read, and it's price-point is fair given the content.