Review of The Sound of Creation

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Sound of Creation" by Gabriella Zielke.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Gabrielle Zielke wrote the interesting science fiction novel, The Sound of Creation. The book's premise revolves around five primary themes: trust, betrayal, chaos, friendship, and, most significantly, "love." Three of the themes piqued my interest the most. First, the audience heard a talk about trust and how it can lead to betrayal. Second, the author also touched on the confusion caused by the rapid growth of technology and the impact it had on the world. Third, she also talked about the unnatural love shared by people from different backgrounds, as well as the troubles that arose as a result of it.

The planet is in danger of being destroyed due to a mysterious piece of music that Ava, the CEO of a firm called "Sense Lab," unexpectedly found while looking for funding. The music forces listeners to tell the truth while dulling their consciousness. Zek, a creator in the "guide," is forced to travel to Earth to determine whether or not it is worthwhile to save it from the threat to both worlds from Ava's recent discovery. When the government uses every trick in the book to try and steal this discovery so that it may be used in its military, Ava is put in a hazardous predicament. As she learns that she is pregnant and that some of her friends have betrayed her by cooperating with the "shadow realm," a rival organization to her own, things get even more difficult. What effects may a relationship between Ava and Zek have?

This is one of the books I have read that I found to be the most intriguing. I had an extremely hard time stopping myself from reading this book once I started. I was constantly looking forward to the next event. It was somewhat easier to develop a thorough vision of the characters thanks to the author's writing approach. Being two of the few individuals who stood by Ava and even put their lives in danger for her, Nathan and Lisa's characters struck me as being quite peculiar. I appreciated Ava's spirit; despite obstacles, she showed bravery and resiliency.

I disliked nothing about this book.

I gave this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The book captured readers' attention. From how she brings the characters to life to how she instils tension in the readers' minds, the author's writing style is top-notch, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys fiction.

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The Sound of Creation
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