Telonaut- Book 1 of the Televerse series

Matt tyson

ISBN: 9781535163972

2016

364 pages

Sero Novak’s current age is forty-six years old. However, he was born one hundred and seventeen years ago. For the sixty-nine years that were missing, it was just a code, a spider map, on a permaDrive, waiting for a body.

It currently occupies its eleventh human body.

Sero is the lead auditor for Telonaut, whose responsibility is to assess the NineDee space colony. As an auditor, you live on a humid world planet while evaluating construction progress and getting to know the residents and their aspirations.

Attitudes have changed substantially over the past centuries. In the 20th century, people expected their children to have a better life. People worked hard so that their children could have a better life. They all competed for more than their neighbors. This philosophy simply did not work with so many people losing out in a competitively structured society and after the final global financial crisis, the world collapsed.

Life had to change. People came to believe that to be successful; teamwork would be fundamental for the good of all and the race was born. Now cooperation rules, more than competition.

Through that cooperation, society builds new and wonderful things, one of which is the idea of ​​being a settler on an alien planet. The creation of a new civilization brings hope and dreams back to life.

New planets bring new challenges. Human beings still have flaws even though people do their best for the good of all, at least most of the time. Finding a new environment and different ways of life is exciting.

Through advancements in technology, Sero is connected to the rest of humanity through NeuroVision’s memory technology so that everyone witnesses his experiences, so human society lives the adventure with him, or so It seems.

Sero partners with a teenage girl who calls this neighborhood home. Prid’s identifiable character is inquisitive and diligent as he helps Sero with his explorations into colony life, adding humor in strenuous and dangerous situations, a nice contrast to his personal developmental journey through grief over loss and grief. resistance.

Being science fiction, the lessons on humanity, society, ethics, are evident, as well as the consequences of altering the natural balance of an environment. Throughout the adventure, the experience of each action having an equal and opposite reaction unfolds, even if it takes a little time.

Author Matt Tyson has written this dystopian adventure while working with a volunteer program in Africa with his family now residing in South Africa. He earned a BA in Genetics and an MA in Bioinformatics from the University of Liverpool in England and the novel contains a wealth of credible and detailed scientific background on how a future society might come together.

Telonaut has a winning combination of excellent character development, constant uncertainty about when characters are safe, fast-paced adventures and dangerous situations, along with the introduction of new life forms, forcing the reader to wonder about the options for the survival of all in a futuristic environment. using scientific advances in a seemingly utopian situation.

With each page, the reader is with Sero observing the new worlds of both NineDee and the future Earth. Join Sero’s journey, through his eyes as the main auditor of Telonaut.