The Calypsis Project transported us through time and space and dropped us into the midst of war. The year is 2438 and humanity is nothing as we know it today. It's humans versus aliens and as it appears, the aliens are sitting pretty on the edge of victory. However, the humans are determined to fight to the death to reclaim their stance in the galaxy. The question is "Is this waged war a mere cover for something greater? The Calypsis Project?"
The read takes us on a trip to varying galaxies, worlds and societies where we meet up on all types. There are humans and then we have their alien enemies; Drahkori, Leh'kin, Nephran and the list continues. War is not the only set theme. We see where self discovery squeezes into the chaos. This may even be the most important theme of them all, as Kenon's self discovery may lead to an unexpected exposure.
Kenon Valinquint, a young Drahkori leaves his world behind to join the war. Holding a crytal spitting firearm has nothing to do with his decision. His aim is to prove his worth and relevance to live to his people, his parents but most of all to himself.
In a turn of events enemies are converted to friends. Alright maybe friends is a bit much. 'Unconventional squad mates' is what I'd like to call the team consisting of three humans, a Drahkori, a Leh'kin and two AIs. Not your typical team, yet they are making do. After receiving some unsettling truth and knowledge about the Calypsis Project and its diversion; the petty war between the humans and the Drocain Royal Empire they have decided to stick it out. Together.
I feel as though this here is safe grounds to express my feelings. I honestly believe that The Calypsis Project was written with the agenda to ruin my life. I will show you how because I can already sense the laughter coming my way.
Evidence#1: It was too good. So good that it made me miss my initial bus stop and ended up having to travel another hour just to make it back to work. This was on my second day at the job, thank you very much. Let me just add that I was ten minutes late. How rude Calypsis Project? Nothing is wrong with being a good read but did you have to be that good?
Evidence#2: There came a part in the book where I was bawling my eyes out. I don't intend to spoil it for you so I won't give too much details. This book had me sitting on the bus looking crazy wiping away tears, gasping and a few hushed but very audible emotional shouts erupted from my mouth.
So as you can see with these compiling evidence I enjoyed every bit of it. If you are looking for an action packed, adventurous getaway then this my friend is the book for you. Learn more about The Calypsis Project today! Happy reading!
-Chantol Aspinall
The read takes us on a trip to varying galaxies, worlds and societies where we meet up on all types. There are humans and then we have their alien enemies; Drahkori, Leh'kin, Nephran and the list continues. War is not the only set theme. We see where self discovery squeezes into the chaos. This may even be the most important theme of them all, as Kenon's self discovery may lead to an unexpected exposure.
Kenon Valinquint, a young Drahkori leaves his world behind to join the war. Holding a crytal spitting firearm has nothing to do with his decision. His aim is to prove his worth and relevance to live to his people, his parents but most of all to himself.
In a turn of events enemies are converted to friends. Alright maybe friends is a bit much. 'Unconventional squad mates' is what I'd like to call the team consisting of three humans, a Drahkori, a Leh'kin and two AIs. Not your typical team, yet they are making do. After receiving some unsettling truth and knowledge about the Calypsis Project and its diversion; the petty war between the humans and the Drocain Royal Empire they have decided to stick it out. Together.
I feel as though this here is safe grounds to express my feelings. I honestly believe that The Calypsis Project was written with the agenda to ruin my life. I will show you how because I can already sense the laughter coming my way.
Evidence#1: It was too good. So good that it made me miss my initial bus stop and ended up having to travel another hour just to make it back to work. This was on my second day at the job, thank you very much. Let me just add that I was ten minutes late. How rude Calypsis Project? Nothing is wrong with being a good read but did you have to be that good?
Evidence#2: There came a part in the book where I was bawling my eyes out. I don't intend to spoil it for you so I won't give too much details. This book had me sitting on the bus looking crazy wiping away tears, gasping and a few hushed but very audible emotional shouts erupted from my mouth.
So as you can see with these compiling evidence I enjoyed every bit of it. If you are looking for an action packed, adventurous getaway then this my friend is the book for you. Learn more about The Calypsis Project today! Happy reading!
-Chantol Aspinall
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