Wanted: Reviews for a book about Barbarians, Cyborgs, and Hivemind Halflings

[Hyperphant]

I am Hyperphant and I come bearing gifts.

I am looking for honest reviews in exchange for a free copy of my book. If you'd like one please reach me via telepathy or just a simple reply!

Gemini of the Sleeping Gods, is something unlike anything you've read from science-fiction;

"...the book that fires off like a veteran’s war journal in a bronze age dystopia, leading a ‘small band of commandos against the world’ that comes off so archetypal it may as well be Greek mythology..."

"The Hyperphant does an amazing job in what can be assumed to be the first book of many. As I took a risk on this as the book was new, the author new as well I am well pleased on how it turned out. I read it in about 48 hours, not putting the book down till I had to!"



In a world that questions ecology, philosophy, and the aspect of civilization (and who gets to rule it), Gemini of the Sleeping Gods is a time-traveling, laser-shooting, talking-head, ape-alchemy, dimensional-trapping, rompy fiction that you've just now heard of and can't miss.

But I will let my blurb do the rest of the talking;

Book Blurb;
Under the undying gaze of the red sun Bask and amidst the machinations of mortals, the traveler known as The Wanderer carries with him both a message and the relic of a fallen god—weaving into his chaotic odyssey a cast of expatriates, both willing and unwilling, their journey seeking answers at the misty fringes of the known world.

Awoken in the yawning abyss of a phantom empire, a pale warrior claws free of a millennia-elder grave to challenge any who stand in his way—even the legacy of his own creators—before an exigent task; to hunt down the construct of his rival and destroy it before it can complete its portentous mission.

The first installment in the science-fantasy series The Books of Bask, brings a new flavor of the fictional epic as primordial wills clash across the gulfs of time in a wild and astral world dense in barbaric tribes, terrifying technology, and the ancient bones of hypercivilizations.