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| Entelechy A Contemporary Sci-Fi Novel Geoffrey Holland |
Review by Maxine Jordan
Entelechy, about the mystery that springs from the discovery
that a youngman’s DNA is not of this world, is on the cutting
edge of the enigmatic stories that are fascinating today’s
audiences. Author Geoffrey Holland offers that unique
perspective that makes Dean Koontz’s works such worldwide
megahits and the technical know-how relished in a Tom Clancy
novel.
The intriguing story follows Eric Moss’s experiences from
unwanted celebrity, when he’s branded an embedded alien, to
being kidnapped and studied by the government, and then
finding refuge in an enclave of others like him. There, with
others who share his strange DNA and powers of communication,
the conundrum unfolds in an extraordinary blend of science
fiction and Americana shamanism. It concludes in a whopping
finale that’s like arousing reversal of INDEPENDENCE DAY.
An engrossing story idea is like a one-legged table. Without
good characterization, dialogue and action to match, it just won’t
hold up. Holland skillfully delivers all these elements in this novel
and creates an emotional and thought-provoking work. Those
who flock around the water cooler to decipher and debate LOST
and THE 4400 would no doubt do so with this as well.
Maxine Jordan, Award-winning writer/producer
Story consultant (Viacom Pictures, Showtime,
NBC, Sally Field’s Fogwood) Member, Academy of Television
Arts & Sciences, Academy of Science Fiction Films
Entelechy, about the mystery that springs from the discovery
that a youngman’s DNA is not of this world, is on the cutting
edge of the enigmatic stories that are fascinating today’s
audiences. Author Geoffrey Holland offers that unique
perspective that makes Dean Koontz’s works such worldwide
megahits and the technical know-how relished in a Tom Clancy
novel.
The intriguing story follows Eric Moss’s experiences from
unwanted celebrity, when he’s branded an embedded alien, to
being kidnapped and studied by the government, and then
finding refuge in an enclave of others like him. There, with
others who share his strange DNA and powers of communication,
the conundrum unfolds in an extraordinary blend of science
fiction and Americana shamanism. It concludes in a whopping
finale that’s like arousing reversal of INDEPENDENCE DAY.
An engrossing story idea is like a one-legged table. Without
good characterization, dialogue and action to match, it just won’t
hold up. Holland skillfully delivers all these elements in this novel
and creates an emotional and thought-provoking work. Those
who flock around the water cooler to decipher and debate LOST
and THE 4400 would no doubt do so with this as well.
Maxine Jordan, Award-winning writer/producer
Story consultant (Viacom Pictures, Showtime,
NBC, Sally Field’s Fogwood) Member, Academy of Television
Arts & Sciences, Academy of Science Fiction Films
| Rave Reviews for Entelechy "A superb page-turner...a gripping story that elevates as well as entertains, Entelechy is a delicious tale that will appeal enormously to readers of all ages who see their glass half full rather than half empty, who believe in a positive future for us all." Elisabet Sahtouris, Ph.D., author of EarthDance: Living Systems in Evolution "Entelechy is energy juice for the soul. Beyond its success as a fiction, it offers an inspiring roadmap for new ways of being." Jean Houston, Ph.D., Author of The Possible Human "Geoffrey Holland's contemporary science-fiction story has the suspense of THE DAVINCI CODE, the adventure and search for truth against all odds of RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, the mystery and good nature of E.T., and the exciting conclusion and possibility of renascence expressed in CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND." Robert W. Wagner, Ph.D Professor Emeritus, Photography, Cinema, and Theater College of the Arts, The Ohio State University |