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Review: The Deus Molecule

The Deus Molecule
Endure Series Book 1
by Dimitrio Terranova

A voice in the ether… a shadow lurking amidst fire and carnage… it whispers softly, “Come home, Royce.” But when he awakens, Royce is met not by the living shape from his nightmares, but by Dr. Atticus Cais. After losing his parents and younger sister in a devastating tragedy, Royce has spent the past three years in an induced coma. Now, six months into this chaotic new reality, he’s begun adjusting to life under Dr. Cais’s care at the rehabilitation center known as ENDURE.

But something isn’t right within these walls. An evil presence stirs—something gnawing at Royce’s sanity. It calls itself Mallen.

When Royce discovers that Mallen may be more than a figment of his imagination—and may be planning the extinction of humanity—he’s left with one terrifying question: Is this all in his head? Or is the fate of the world in his hands?

5 out of 5 fairies

This is an interesting and chilling book, full of twists and turns. It starts with a powerful, dark scene, and we get to follow along as Royce (seemingly) loses his sanity. The deeper you go, the more is unveiled, and I love how it’s done slowly, and not all at once. That tension keeps you hooked from the outset. If you enjoy Stephen King’s brand of horror, then you’ll definitely enjoy this. It’s the perfect blend of psychological horror and sci-fi. Getting to know Royce was great, watching him evolve over the course of the story, and realizing his “nightmare” was more than just that. The story itself has good pacing, and is an easy read. Definitely recommend!

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