Also by Kathy Bell:
- Evolussion (Book Two of the Infinion Series)
- First Ride - A Short Story
- Revolussion (Book Three Of The Infinion Trilogy)
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Published: Nov. 05, 2009
Words: 98170 (approximate)
Language: English
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Book One of Infinion Series. Final book out 11/11/11! Adya Davies is a woman with a past that never happened, and a future she can't survive. Awakening with memories of a life not lived, she discovers she is not the only person out of place in an alternate 1985 where one company controls the world. Is Three Eleven going to save the planet, or cause it's final destruction? Amazon BestsellerExtended description
Regression: Bestselling Book One of the Infinion SeriesFourteen-year-old Adya Jordan wakes after a terrible accident with memories of another life...and echoes of even more. Was the family and husband all a dream, or did she really die in 2011 and begin all over again in 1985?
As Adya searches for answers, she encounters the Three Eleven Corporation. The leaders of this powerful global entity share her recollections of past lives, but not her philosophy about the world they are trying desperately to save from a future disaster. The company is trying to remedy future mistakes with past actions, but might not be changing the right things to prevent the fall of humanity.
Stuck in a desolate future, scientist Nicholas Weaver is forced to watch Adya replay the past again and again as he labors alone to save the world from the disaster he has lived over and over. Is this the time they finally get it right and save the woman he loves? If not, does he have the will to try again?
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apocalypse, canada, speculative fiction, science fiction, aliens, alien, canadian, evolution, time travel, alternate history, alternate reality, 2012, disaster, postapocalyptic, genetics, mitochondrial eve, ontarioAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
bubbasmashers
on Nov. 07, 2010 :
Great story, very well written. I've already bought the second book in the series (Evolussion) from amazon - but I think I'm going to buy it here as well because I prefer the Stanza reader on the iPhone. I'm not even done with this one yet. It's just that good.
Kathy Bell definitely earned the price for this one. Well done!
(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by:
sithereandread
on Oct. 19, 2010 :
REGRESSION, by Kathy Bell, is an interesting introduction to the Infinion Series. Bell stretched my imagination while showing travel between dimensions. I appreciate all books that have to do with time traveling or slipping into other dimensions because the topic always fascinates me.
I did enjoy the concept of this book very much but I had a few issues with the main character. Adya started off as a 40-year old and then BAM! she was fourteen again with no recollection of what happened. She was still 40 stuck inside this teen body so the conversations that she engaged in were obviously more mature than her body, which was not my issue at all. My issue was her constant preaching to those in Three Eleven about how they should respect women and treat her like her actual age, etc. It was a bit redundant at times so that was pretty much the only thing that bugged me.
Other than that the book as a whole was great. I loved the world that Bell created. I liked how all of these scientists used their knowledge to try and make the world better (from their perspective) and it was good for Adya to question the methods. I felt like I was going on the journey with her the whole time and it kept the pages swiftly turning.
At the end there were many questions unanswered, but I am hopeful for the next book Evolussion to answer them all and expand on this pretty great book!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)