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    Callisto 2.0 A novel of the future

    By Susan English

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    She had to travel beyond the planet to discover her true self. Will she find the courage to walk through the doorway to a new future?

     

    Shambhala Space Station, 2097. Solitary physicist Callisto (physics, after all, is a jealous mistress) never accepted conventional wisdom. So when she's recruited to work on faster-than-light technology by a beautiful and mysterious older woman, she eagerly accepts the career opportunity at the women-only research station orbiting Earth's moon. But her enthusiasm suffers when her first discovery is unexpected heartbreak.

     

    Throwing herself into work on a problematic warp drive prototype, Calli blossoms in the utopian female community that shows her love and acceptance for the first time in her life. But when a twisted conspiracy, a disingenuous affair, and a disastrous betrayal test her place in this unique environment, the brilliant scientist must dig deep to find her moment of truth.

     

    Will Calli embrace her destiny in an unexplored cosmos?

     

    Callisto 2.0 is the transformative first book in the Shambhala Saga feminist science fiction series. If you like compassionate characters, deep-space intrigue, and hopeful visions of the future, then you'll adore Susan English's cosmic adventure.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan English
    Release dateNov 6, 2020
    ISBN9781735837000
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    Callisto 2.0 A novel of the future
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    Susan English

    Susan English is a born adventurer, a world traveler with an insatiable intellectual curiosity. She holds a master’s degree in physics, once lived on a sailboat in the San Francisco bay, was a Peace Corps volunteer in Namibia, and spent five years on the Big Island of Hawaii, where she owned an off-grid, completely self-sufficient farm in the jungle. Now she is happy to be living with her wife in beautiful Medellin, Colombia, the city of eternal spring.Contact Susan here: shambhalasaga@gmail.com

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      I like the concept. It read slower than I’d like. There was a lot of science information, which was intriguing, but so much that it almost took over the story as a whole. I would read the next book.