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Club Lighthouse Publishing is proud to present “Kima” by David Arrayet “The operation was a success, but the patient died,” came to mind. Faxed memos traveled back and forth between Montreal and New York. Heavy guns from Head Office were coming in—members of the Board. This was a disaster: an inexplicable disaster. The surgical team had been the best that money could buy. The implant, designed to discreetly be attached to several parts of the brain with the help of nanobots, had indiscreetly attached itself to numerous parts, and had, without any apparent reason, taken over the brain itself. It was transmitting more telemetry than it should, and on dozens of wavelengths. Grace’s brain was operating, but in more ways than normal, and in some ways that made no sense at all. Drawing from his own experiences as a multi-talented professional, the author has created a future where the hero is educated in many disciplines, but lacks the direction. The heroine uses herself as a guinea pig to get herself out of debt, and ends up becoming a powerful, albeit less advanced being. Grace Michaels is a comatose slacker whose mind is linked to that of a pre-Columbian woman named FISHBASHER. In the years their minds are linked, Grace teaches Fishbasher and her primitive tribe, science and history; enough to give them the power to secretly influence human history. Written in a conspiratorial reportage style, it follows Kima as this secret country scams aliens, sets up black market deals in China, buys slaves, babies and spies, remaining invisible to all but its own and a handful of intimidated world leaders. The resolution is positive for the main character, Kima. In the end, time has passed and Kima has entered the 21st century and seeks to meet their founder (and to some degree goddess) Grace: a person now far less advanced than anyone in KIMA. Kima is about the place, its people and its culture. Born October 11, 1953, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, David has had many professions. He currently still resides in Montreal.

Things about KIMA you should know

Club Lighthouse Publishing is proud to present “Kima” by David Arrayet “The operation was a success, but the patient died,” came to mind. Faxed memos traveled back and forth between Montreal and New York. Heavy guns from Head Office were coming in—members of the Board. This was a disaster: an inexplicable disaster. The surgical team had been the best that money could buy. The implant, designed to discreetly be attached to several parts of the brain with the help of nanobots, had indiscreetly attached itself to numerous parts, and had, without any apparent reason, taken over the brain itself. It was transmitting more telemetry than it should, and on dozens of wavelengths. Grace’s brain was operating, but in more ways than normal, and in some ways that made no sense at all. Drawing from his own experiences as a multi-talented professional, the author has created a future where the hero is educated in many disciplines, but lacks the direction. The heroine uses herself as a guinea pig to get herself out of debt, and ends up becoming a powerful, albeit less advanced being. Grace Michaels is a comatose slacker whose mind is linked to that of a pre-Columbian woman named FISHBASHER. In the years their minds are linked, Grace teaches Fishbasher and her primitive tribe, science and history; enough to give them the power to secretly influence human history. Written in a conspiratorial reportage style, it follows Kima as this secret country scams aliens, sets up black market deals in China, buys slaves, babies and spies, remaining invisible to all but its own and a handful of intimidated world leaders. The resolution is positive for the main character, Kima. In the end, time has passed and Kima has entered the 21st century and seeks to meet their founder (and to some degree goddess) Grace: a person now far less advanced than anyone in KIMA. Kima is about the place, its people and its culture. Born October 11, 1953, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, David has had many professions. He currently still resides in Montreal.

A review that should be noted

David Arrayet's KIMA was an engaging read to say the least!

If you are someone who needs and/or appreciates a lot of character development than you might be a little frustrated by this novel. It is, however, jam-packed full of plot. The story moves along quickly, jumping centuries and stretching the imagination. So much happens in so short a time that it could do no less than capture your attention. It was at times funny, witty and clever - a subtle satirical farce on our country's present condition. My major complaint about this book was that it was not long enough, as there were events that occur that I would like to have seen expanded and discussed in more detail. Although I think that complaint can only help the readership of the novel for if the reader wants to read more, that can't really be a bad sign! I would recommend KIMA for anyone looking for a short SCI-FI read, or simply looking to expand their imagination. -----Kelsey White

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When are you going to check out KIMA, a brilliant novella written by me? You should not squander that reading mind on mere blogs!

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