Any Human Power
Book description
Dream deeply. Rise up strong. Change is coming ... the visionary new thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author.
How do you help the people you love create a future you're proud to leave behind?
From acclaimed author Manda Scott comes a visionary thriller of a lifetime. As Lan lies…
Why read it?
1 author picked Any Human Power as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love this book because it offers a thrutopian vision of how we can get from the mess we are in to a better future for humanity and planet earth. I think it’s powerful because it’s a novel that blends the spiritual realm with the all-too-profane reality of social media and political corruption.
I love Manda’s writing. I love the way she changes rhythm and juxtaposes words to really focus attention on the important points. The story itself is a compelling page-turner, and more than that, I think it might just initiate the needed change.
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