A review by gemmaduds
Emily Eternal by M.G. Wheaton
3.0
Emily is a high tech Artificial Consciousness Program, developed to connect with people’s minds as a form of therapy.
But when the sun begins to die millions of years earlier than predicted, Emily realises that her capabilities could be the key to ensuring the survival of humanity.
Emily Eternal is an imaginative and enjoyable sci-fi with some great characters and an interesting plot. I loved the ideas that Wheaton conjures up, although I did get a little lost along the way at times.
This book would be perfect as a movie as it has been created using a lot of visual description, and I have a feeling that it might have been written with the big screen in mind.
Pick this book up if you’re looking for an apocalyptic sci-fi with a female protagonist and a twist of romance. Would also be great for YA readers looking to branch out.
But when the sun begins to die millions of years earlier than predicted, Emily realises that her capabilities could be the key to ensuring the survival of humanity.
Emily Eternal is an imaginative and enjoyable sci-fi with some great characters and an interesting plot. I loved the ideas that Wheaton conjures up, although I did get a little lost along the way at times.
This book would be perfect as a movie as it has been created using a lot of visual description, and I have a feeling that it might have been written with the big screen in mind.
Pick this book up if you’re looking for an apocalyptic sci-fi with a female protagonist and a twist of romance. Would also be great for YA readers looking to branch out.