The Free World War is an interesting story that uses science fiction to explore Butterfly Effect themes, and how one person’s thoughts and plans could be all it takes for the perfect world to exist.
In the futuristic world of 2265 which is very well built by the author, we see their ability to use technology that the reader will recognise to dive into history, and simulations that give insight into a parallel world that the reader may find familiar.
I liked the creativity involved in the creation of this plot and I think it would be a good read for anyone interested in science fiction or alternate history. The concept did remind me of the iconic The Man in the High Castle by Phillip K. Dick, and I was thoroughly intrigued and entertained as the story developed. There’s also plenty of action to be enjoyed and a host of characters across the different timelines that we get to know along the way.
A vibrant story that skillfully builds on the simple idea that one man’s actions could have consequences that could change the world.
A free world or perpetual conflict? How much impact can one man have on the future?
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A free world or perpetual conflict? How much impact can one man have on the future?
The Free World War features in the following genres: Indie Author Books, Action Adventure, Indie Books We Love, Recommendations, Fiction
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The Free World War was written by Matthew William Frend and published by Cosmic Egg Books an imprint of John Hunt Publishing
