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Get ready for an incredible journey to space. The journey of space crew members who were members of the most prestigious internship program.

Spacesector and Kyle’s trauma – a space odyssey by Sowmyabarli is a short 89 pages read that takes us to the space, where each of the crew members will prove their intellectuals for the rescue mission in-order to invade the aliens, break the telepathic flux and regain the colonies.

Sounds interesting? Isn’t it? Well, I would say it’s a fascinating story and I loved the storyline, the way the author sequenced the events, making readers curious, without missing a single detail is amazing.

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As the story proceeds, it gets more and more exciting. With the simple and intriguing writing style of the author, it’s a fast-paced story that teens as well as adults with enjoy.

To the fictional planet, the way each member acted was interesting to read. It’s a bit heavy read but it’s worth it. The author leaves no stone unturned in making it interesting by sharing the slightest details. The characters are strong and well developed.

I loved the climax more, the way the event took place stunned me. Barli Sownya weaves a fantastic tale with a fascinating storyline that you must not skip.

Summary

Space opera comics and graphic novels always project as if any real time action is being performed ,they share the unique sense of action&adventure although a bit of fantasy varies .

Science admirers surely grab the difference between a trip in time and trip in space. The one who picks this book will not only find the trip in time of antiquity to present but also believes that wisdom is essentially connected in one’s life. Few of attributes like telepathy ,pseudo science and talent olympiad programme of space -crew may appear to be ultimatum concepts ,i tried to make the novel better understand and reach the young adults close to one’s own choice of heart.Nevertheless reader’s will find the Kiddishness among the four character’s, authoritarianism in character of military official “Kruger” ,love & affection towards his father from “Kyle”and story continuity narration by Liam who assists the space mission and braveness of Mollie moves around the fictional planet.

This is the book which consists of most of the elements of sci-fi genre and it’s standalone piece. story begins with the space crew who were member’s for most prestigious internship programme ,all set to space in J-487 spacecraft for rigorous training and surveying Y-147 mineral deposit as part of fictional planet and ends with the successful regain of military camp in conglomeration with planetary romance as beauty with the beast and sentient civilization.

Each one of the crew member will prove their intellectuals for the rescue mission in-order to invade the aliens,break the telepathic flux and regain the colonies. These Martian rebels fight alongside the Earthlings unanimously for the sole purpose of gaining back strong military camp on Earth-012, the miniature backwater planet which has a striking resemblance to that of our prime Earth.Here each Earthling bears a different family background to one another.Unlike others Kyle parents belong to second generation who are the Martians and his great grand parents are volunteers.Jeff’s cousin encrypted code will provide present Earthlings a proof of enemy’s strategy.Liam ,who is an introvert but attentive to work assists the crew till the end.

Jeff who is the prodigy,cracks the continuity of Morse Code thereby,led the future Martians and Earthlings live in harmony after a huge session of gun-blasts and overcoming the risk of telepathic flux by SENTIENTS.

Mollie a member of government organization who is a part of this mission also plays a key role.The outstanding roles of lieutenant “kray white”,captain Steward ,Dean of university “Robert Blake”, all together supports the rescue mission. The unexpected twist and emotions of Kyle at the end towards his father is outstanding and unbeatable.

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