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    The Omniverse The Unearthing

    By Steve Karmazenuk

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    BOOK ONE OF THE OMNIVERSE:
    EDITED BY VICTORIA CLEMENS

    When an immense alien spacecraft is discovered buried in the desert outside Laguna, New Mexico, the world is plunged into chaos.

    World leaders scramble to secure and study the Ship; the heads of the world's major religions meet in Rome to discuss the implications of the Ship's presence; terrorists and religious fundamentalists seek to use or destroy the Ship for their own ends, and ordinary men and women struggle to assimilate it all, as events unfold live and unfiltered across online news channels.

    When a survey team is sent in to examine and explore the Ship, they discover that not only is it still operational, but it is conscious and has been waiting for tens of millions of years.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSteve Karmazenuk
    Release dateMay 4, 2011
    ISBN9781458094445
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    The Omniverse The Unearthing
    Author

    Steve Karmazenuk

    ABOUT THE AUTHORSteve Karmazenuk is an author, music journalist and freelance writer from Montreal, Canada. He also works in post production in the Canadian film industry.His novels includeThe Omniverse Series:The UnearthingThrough Darkness and Stars,Chronicles of the Aeons WarOther Works:Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind.

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      The concept was intriguing, and I did read the whole thing. Unfortunately, overall it didn’t work for me. The writing was bad, editing terrible, it was twice a long as it should have been, it had far too many subplots that added nothing to the story...many not ending, and unfortunately, the story didn't end with any kind of climax. The story did keep me reading, however, looking for the climax where all the subplots come together, but it never came. Sadly, with better editing, plot work and a better ending (climax) this could have been a great book.