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    Into the Vast

    By DJ Edwardson

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    The Institute is all Adan knows. And the scientists who run it don't seem to know or even care who he might have been before he came there. But the strange technology they've fused inside of him and his missing memories are only the beginning as he finds himself swept up into a conflict between the researchers and the last remnants of humanity untouched by their experiments.

    Into the Vast is the high-tech exploration of mankind at the pinnacle of innovation and achievement, a time when science has made virtually anything possible. But in getting there, something has been lost along the way. And perhaps the only person who knows what that is, is the one who doesn't know anything at all.

    Book 1 of the epic science fiction trilogy, The Chronotrace Sequence

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDJ Edwardson
    Release dateDec 2, 2017
    ISBN9781370708932
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    DJ Edwardson

    When he was younger, DJ used to recount the entire plots of the novels he was reading to his best friend as they walked to and from school together. Writing novels is a lot like that for him now except that he is making up the story and he has to worry about grammar and punctuation, and re-writes, and jacket art and...ok so maybe it’s not exactly the same. When he’s not writing or spending time with family, DJ dabbles in 3D modeling and digital art.

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