u/Independent-Trash966

(Mods: this should be considered self-promo, so feel free to eject me from the moot if it crosses the line)

I enjoyed Dennis E. Taylor’s books so much that i decided to write my own. Instead of Von Neumann probes, in my books, an alien named Haz just keeps cloning a new body to survive as it travels the universe.

The goal was to sneak a bit of philosophy and depth into a fun story about first contact and immortality.

It’s free right now, but Amazon locked me into a 90 day exclusive thing so that will expire soon. If anyone reads it, feel free to DM me feedback that might help as I write the sequel.

You can find it by searching Amazon for “HAZ book” or my name (Steve Fregonese).

(Mods- if you decide to let this post live, thank you in advance!)

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u/Independent-Trash966 — 21 days ago
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It’s heavy on the science, but a fun quick read. The goal was to sneak a bit of philosophy into a silly story about first contact. It sits somewhere between Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Hail Mary.

PSA: if you enroll a book in kindle unlimited, it will auto re-enroll for another 90 days. I planned to make the ebook book permanently free, but now I’m locked in for another 90 days. Best I can do now is make it free until monday. So download while you can. I’ll post once more in June when there’s a permanent free download link.

Huge thanks to those who already read it and left feedback! I’m working on the sequel now.

You can find it by searching Amazon for “HAZ book” or my name (Steve Fregonese).

u/Independent-Trash966 — 20 days ago