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Boundless #5
Endless
My name is Jamin Parker, and thanks to me, the entire multiverse is doomed.
I thought I was doing the right thing, protecting life, but all I did was create the biggest threat any of us have ever known.
We've only got one chance to stop it, a plan with no guarantee of success, but we have to try.
The Boundless series concludes with Endlesss, a superhero/science-fiction/time-travelling thrill ride across time and space.
I thought I was doing the right thing, protecting life, but all I did was create the biggest threat any of us have ever known.
We've only got one chance to stop it, a plan with no guarantee of success, but we have to try.
The Boundless series concludes with Endlesss, a superhero/science-fiction/time-travelling thrill ride across time and space.
284 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 24, 20
About the author
Damien Boyes
14 books16 followersDamien grew up on Terminator and Raymond Chandler and Green Lantern. On Deus Ex and PWEI. Blade Runner is his chicken soup when he's sick. He rereads Neuromancer every few years, and still loves the image of payphones ringing one by one as Case walks by, anachronistic or not.
He's a UX designer by day, a dad and husband by night, and a writer in the moments in between.
He's a UX designer by day, a dad and husband by night, and a writer in the moments in between.
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February 23, 2021
A great story of self discovery that is very entertaining
This was a very good story of a person's discovery of the hidden strengths to deal with power to do anything as well as the problems that come from using those powers. A lot of unexpected twists and turns and mostly not predictable.
This was a very good story of a person's discovery of the hidden strengths to deal with power to do anything as well as the problems that come from using those powers. A lot of unexpected twists and turns and mostly not predictable.
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