Series Description: Nirvanaing
In a universe where reality is a fragile construct, “Nirvanaing” beckons you into a labyrinth of mind-bending possibilities and existential quandaries. Across five thrilling books, Mark Bertrand masterfully weaves a tapestry of speculative fiction that challenges the very essence of existence, consciousness, and humanity’s place in the cosmos.
Beginning with “This Could Be It,” the series thrusts readers into the eerie depths of virtual reality, where a mysterious voice offers the tantalizing promise of freedom from a fabricated existence. The journey continues with “Starzel,” as a cosmic guardian races against time to restore missing data critical to humanity’s survival, venturing into the perilous landscapes of a post-apocalyptic Earth.
In “New Genesis,” the focus shifts to Dr. Laura Benton, a former politician turned pianist, who must confront the ideological battle between human enhancement and natural evolution, navigating a society on the brink of transformation. As she struggles to protect the future of humanity, the stakes rise ever higher.
“A Conscious Thing” transports readers to a distant star system, where humanity’s final experiment unfolds on Planet 444. Here, a group of friends faces the dual threats of spiritual transcendence and existential despair, their destinies intertwined with ancient prophecies and the forces of consciousness.
Finally, “The Dot” plunges into the dark and dying world of Ziran, where a colony teeters on the edge of extinction. As a child with unimaginable powers threatens to destroy all that remains, the survivors must unravel ancient mysteries and confront the very nature of power and salvation.
“Nirvanaing” is more than a series—it’s an exploration of the human condition, a questioning of reality itself, and a journey into the unknown. Each book builds upon the last, drawing you deeper into a world where nothing is as it seems, and every decision could be the difference between salvation and oblivion. Prepare to be captivated, challenged, and forever changed by the mysteries of “Nirvanaing.”
