Opëshum’s new book, “Beyond the Father,” has been making headlines as it sets the stage for an epic sci-fi series called “gods on Trial: The Series™.” The book explores the theme of transcending limitations and takes place on the planet Xżyber, where citizens of the Sub-Median Region, imperfectly reborn into metal, oppress those who are organic.
The story also explores the Central Kingdom, where religion supports the royalty’s brutal domination of the lowest class. As war over scarce resources looms and revolution brews within each region, no one is aware of the eccentric god who created them. This being watches, has fascinating conversations with his often-wiser companion, occasionally learns, and rarely intervenes.
Despite the many levels and threads of struggle distracting nearly all from a far greater threat, the young Prince Anglid’s vision quest into the unexplored Area X may ultimately change everything. However, just when readers think they know the direction of the story, the author has yet another surprise in store.
The book has garnered attention for its imaginative world-building and intricate plot. Opëshum’s writing style is praised for its ability to captivate readers and keep them on the edge of their seats. The story raises important themes such as oppression, revolution, and the balance of power, making it a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in science fiction.
Furthermore, the promise of a sci-fi epic series is exciting for fans of the genre, as it offers the potential for further exploration of this complex and fascinating world. The book’s themes and plot twists have sparked discussions and debates, with readers eagerly awaiting the next installment in the series.
Overall, Opëshum’s “Beyond the Father” is a compelling and engaging read that has captured the attention of the media and readers alike. Its thought-provoking themes, intricate plot, and imaginative world-building have cemented it as a must-read for sci-fi fans, and the promise of a larger series has only increased the hype surrounding it.
Who is Opëshum?
Opëshum has been writing stories since her childhood and has a unique perspective on the creative process. She believes that characters choose their writers to share their stories with the world. Despite her talent, Opëshum prefers not to be in the public eye and therefore does not make any public appearances. Instead, she prefers to let her characters be the center of attention while she remains behind the scenes. Her latest work, the 8-book science fiction series called Gods on Trial: The Series™, begins with the first book called BEYOND THE FATHER.
Opëshum currently resides in Sheridan, Wyoming, where she is working on the second book in the series. She is a lover of nature and enjoys taking walks, admiring the full moon, and stargazing in open spaces.
The Update India Verdict
Opëshum’s “Beyond the Father: Book ” is a unique and thrilling fantasy read set on the smallest planet in the Warget Solar System, Xżyber. The citizens of the Sub-Median Region, imperfectly reborn into metal, oppress those who are organic. As war brews over limited resources, the young Prince Anglid launches a vision quest to find solutions to his father’s ageing and his kingdom’s collapse. The book offers a blend of fast-paced adventure fantasy and science fiction with a unique world that promises loads of thrill and mind-boggling twists and turns.
The narrative is well-written and executed, with intriguing characters that contribute to the story’s development. The plot is amazing, and the author has done extensive research to build a world of Kings and Kingdoms that sound grand and surreal. The sequence of events is smooth, and the climax is surprising, changing everything.
“Beyond the Father: Book 1” is a must-read for anyone looking for an imaginative, thrilling, and thought-provoking sci-fi fantasy novel,” says one of the book critics who recently read the book. Despite not being a fan of fantasy, the reviewer found the book captivating and highly recommended it to readers who are fans of science fiction and fantasy literature.
With the book gaining popularity among Amazon Kindle readers in India, we believe that the author might be tempted to release a translated edition in Hindi pretty soon for Indian readers!
