Twenty years into the future, mankind has developed the technology to measure guilt through the body. As such, morality can now be measured and recorded, regulating the world hour by hour. Evan's best friend Benny, a technical genius, has found a way to reset the system. When the governing authorities find out that Benny is trying to undo the mechanical morality of the world, Evan gets stuck in the middle between doing what is considered right by the world and helping his closest friend bring it all crumbling down.
This book was written by a middle school teacher for a middle school audience. It provides clean, engaging, morally-based content for young readers. It also engages the natural curiosity about big-picture issues such as doubt, guilt, and ethics that defines the teen years. If you are a parent who is looking for a Christian-based science fiction book for young readers, this is a great choice for you.
Noteable Awards from Amazon:
#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Christian Action & Adventure
#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Alternative Family Fiction
#1 New Release in Science Fiction History & Criticism
Paradox Unbound - eBook
"Fun read that explores interesting moral dilemmas. My child and I both enjoyed the book and can't wait for the sequels. I'm personally a fan of utopian government stories and how technology can be used as a tool and also weaponized. Characters are relatable for the intended audience - mix of humor, teenage emotion and wisdom. The author has planted the seeds to a world worth exploring. Looking forward to see where it leads. Great start to the series!" Daniel C.
"This is such an original idea and fits in right with the times we are living in. The reading was easy, story captivating and engaging. It was a real page turner. I can’t wait for the next book! Mr. Cain really captures such great story and character development to where you can immerse yourself in this fantastic world he has created." Jeremy M.
"From pre-teen to adult, this book is a great read! I felt as if I was working together with the main character trying to puzzle together all of the unique scenarios, decisions, and problems that were presented. I truly had no idea how the book would end, and even spent time trying to decide how I wanted it to end. I'm ready for the next book!" Maison W.