Hello, this is my first post here, but I'm beginning to read and review the books of others on here. My name is Benyakir Horowitz, and I've begun looking for reviewers for my upcoming book, The Rest of the Dreams, planned to be released on December 5th (I publish on Lulu, so it'll be up on Amazon shortly afterward). It's the story of John Albuquerque, in a coma and recovery afterwards.
The synopsis: John Albuquerque is in a coma, or that’s what people tell him.
He had just finished high school and was ready to move forward with his life. He hadn’t planned out what came next, but he was supposed to have time to be young and stupid. All he can now do is piece himself back together from visions of cosmological abandonment and vague scenes from his life before waking up.
But that was the easy part. Under the doctor’s guidance, he has to restart his atrophied body and learn how to do everything again, from breathing without a respirator to sitting up straight and walking. He’s supposed to obey all of their commands, but why should he when he can’t even trust his own brain?
The synopsis:
John Albuquerque is in a coma, or that’s what people tell him.
He had just finished high school and was ready to move forward with his life. He hadn’t planned out what came next, but he was supposed to have time to be young and stupid. All he can now do is piece himself back together from visions of cosmological abandonment and vague scenes from his life before waking up.
But that was the easy part. Under the doctor’s guidance, he has to restart his atrophied body and learn how to do everything again, from breathing without a respirator to sitting up straight and walking. He’s supposed to obey all of their commands, but why should he when he can’t even trust his own brain?
The link to the book:
https://claims.prolificworks.com/free...
ARCs are available up through December 4th.
Edit:
Word count: 109,870 words
Thank you,
Ben