Mind blowing book.
Sci-fi at its finest.
Had my mind spinning and couldn't put it down.
I am starring at the wall everytime I think of the book.

I was looking for a book with mythological foundations, a long-standing passion of mine, and that's how this reading began, leaving more questions than one would expect. I believe that the strongest point of the entire book is the introspection it manages to evoke in the reader through partially scientific thoughts that gradually unfold. On top of that, there are two truly well-crafted characters who happily accompanied me throughout the reading and allowed me to fully enjoy this novel.

I have mixed feelings of this book. I love the theme, the futuristic setting, the tech and parallel universes, that is so interesting to me and I enjoy reading this type of sci-fi!. I think the writing style is what messed up the flow of the story, which I did not enjoy. It took away from the story.
Thank you to NetGalley, the publishers, and especially the author for this ARC in exchange for my honest review of the book!!

DNF
The writing is stuttered ;does not flow.; poor use of obscenities; poor character development; storyline is disjointed

The book is interesting, unique and thought provoking. It’s written well and the plot is very well executed. The characters are intriguing and mysterious. Set in All Kaal None Universe. There was a battle that happened between Yama and Maya. Yama is a god of death while Maya is an illusion of life. There is a planet called Atoll and the author has taken us in the distant future where higher technology has taken over along with metaphysics and parallel universe and one of the character has time travelled and the mystery remains unsolved in the characters head until the infinite layers of universe along with the mystery unveils. There were some big revelations at the end. The vast mystery is connected with life, death, battle between twins, motherhood and love. This is a futuristic science fiction novel.

Thanks to the Author