Epsilon
A.R. Book Review
Title : Epsilon A.R.
Author: Zackery Alexander
Humphreys
Genre: Sci – Fi
Synopsis:
This
book is several years into the future where all of mankind are living in the
wonderful city of Epsilon. The city is run by a government which likes to have
everything scheduled for its inhabitants and everyone has to follow the same
routine. Everyone is happy to have their days work already planned for them and
they all follow the routine without questioning the authorities. ALN- 896 is an
average man who goes against the law and saves a woman during a fire. He begins
to have strange dreams and begins to question the mysteries of the Overland. In
his dreams he see’s a man named Harry die and the next day he is arrested for
murder. But is ALN-896 really capable of murder? Once in prison he starts to
learn about the secretive government that runs the city and he decides to
escape, not only from prison but from Epsilon itself.
Review:
In
the city of Epsilon everything is done systematically. Everyone wakes up at the
same time, they all dress alike and have their work chalked out for them. The
people here have serial codes instead of names. In this book the veil between
the good and the bad is very prominent. ALN-896 is a strong minded man who not
only goes against the law to save a dying woman but also dreams about life
outside Epsilon. The book is well written but somewhat lacks to grasp the
attention of the reader. It was enjoyable to read nevertheless.
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Author Bio:
Zackery Humphreys is 21 years old
and is currently attending the University of California, Santa Barbara studying
Theater Acting. He has been writing for about seven years, mostly concentrating
on poetry and novels. He has a love for books and for storytelling. Now,
through his writing, he is hoping to bring those two worlds together.
Author Links:
Facebook: (Author Page) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zackery-Alexander-Humphreys/370275879738503
(Book Page): http://www.facebook.com/EpsilonAR
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/Zhumphreys
Buy Links:
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
