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    TransMIGRATIONS: (Book I of The Tales of Sage & Savant)
    TransMIGRATIONS: (Book I of The Tales of Sage & Savant)
    TransMIGRATIONS: (Book I of The Tales of Sage & Savant)
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    TransMIGRATIONS: (Book I of The Tales of Sage & Savant)

    Written by Eddie Louise

    Narrated by Justin Bremer

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    About this audiobook

    Mad Science? Obsession? Folly?

    Telesensation agent Justin Bremer studies time — specifically the effects of journeying through it. His assignment, funded by a mysterious organization, ‘Les Charges de L’Affaires,’ is to observe the timeline of a young Victorian scientist who lived approximately 2000 years in the past.

    Equipped with an AI neural-interface, Bremer carefully documents the experiments of Dr. Petronella Sage and her archeologist friend Erasmus Savant. The Doctor, while investigating the effects of electricity on human flesh, becomes obsessed by the curious and vivid shared hallucinations induced after she and Savant are accidentally electrocuted.

    Each fantastical adventure (which they call a ‘transmigration’) takes the intrepid duo into the unimaginable lives of persons and places throughout history.

    Justin Bremer observes and dutifully records it all.

    Uncover the secrets of ‘transmigration’ in this steampunk adventure like no other.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing
    Release dateMar 1, 2019
    ISBN9781770531970
    TransMIGRATIONS: (Book I of The Tales of Sage & Savant)

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