Unfathomable Chance
Cosmic Gem Series Book 1
by K.T. Munson
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Pub Date Sep 30 2016 | Archive Date Sep 08 2022
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Description
When Diana woke up on her 23rd birthday she thought it was going to be a normal day. She thought of donuts, coffee, and laughter.
She did not think she was going to become the center in a galactic race to win her heart. None too pleased with the prospect of alien races descending on Earth to try and woo her, Diana does the only reasonable thing she can; she runs. Now she has to try and find a way to get rid of the blasted bracelet that is the cause of all the recent craziness in her life.
The problem is this isn't an ordinary bracelet; it contains the Heart of the Cosmos. Furthermore the Cosmos chose her for a reason and it isn't keen on letting her go until she finishes what it started over ten years ago. Something tried to destroy it and now Diana isn't just worried about her heart, she is worried about her life.
Advance Praise
""Absolutely reminds me of Doctor Who light sci-fi -I'm a big fan."" Author Anna Lane
""It even has its own Cheshire cat in the form of Kal Zed."" Author James McCormick
""Perfect for the subway or the beach, when you just want to ""be"" somewhere else."" Author Leonard Mokos"
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781537158457 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Elpis G, Reviewer
Unfathomable Chance was an interesting read. It follows Diana a recent college graduate who suddenly finds herself to be the unwilling next Empress of the Universe. Diana’s goal is to get the bracelet proclaiming her of this position removed while getting caught up solving the death of the previous Empress that was originally thought to be suicide.
This book ended up being a lot different than I expected and that wasn’t a bad thing. I enjoyed the main cast a lot and found Diana to be a very like able and level headed character despite the multiple weird and sometimes scary things that happened to her and her friends. I did have a hard time keeping track of all the various characters outside the main cast and their positions in the world. Despite that I still enjoyed the story and I liked the creativity the babel stone provided the story with.
