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A World Uncovered

by Boris Naturi

Earth, 2050. Humanity has learned to travel through portals to distant worlds. But some destinations are not discovered. They are chosen. Major Elizabeth Kane and her four-person exploration team have completed another routine mission when an unexpected message arrives from the mysterious Cords, the unknown intelligence responsible for humanity's portal network. A Planetloc appears in their secure system. The destination is a world that does not exist in any human database. The message is simple: YOU HAVE BEEN CHOSEN. Kane, Professor Amelia Hart, Dr Maya Singh, Captain Sheldon Ross and Lieutenant Sarah Bennett step through the portal expecting another scientific expedition. Instead, they arrive on Veyra—a beautiful, Earth-like world untouched by the industrial development they know. And they are not the first visitors. The Veyrans have been expecting them. There is only one condition for entering their settlement: the explorers must remove their clothing. For Kane, the request is an immediate challenge to authority, identity and everything she has been taught about professionalism and control. For the others, it raises different questions. Why do the Veyrans regard the human body without embarrassment? Why does a society with little visible technology possess such sophisticated knowledge? And why do they seem to know so much about the Cords? read more on Amazon.com

Who might enjoy this book

Sci-Fi lovers, Nerds, and people that want to experience something out of the ordinary

dystopian reality alternate lifestyle different worlds

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5.0 out of 5 (1 review)

★★★★★

Not what I was expecting - in a good way, this book captured me from the start, opening it grabbed me and took me on a tour of the unimaginable, leaving me with the feeling that there has to be… Read more

by Matt N · Reader · 1 week ago

★★★★★

Not what I was expecting - in a good way, this book captured me from the start, opening it grabbed me and took me on a tour of the unimaginable, leaving me with the feeling that there has to be more to life. I cant wait for his next book.

by Matt N · Reader · 1 week ago

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