WARNING LABEL
SIDE EFFECTS MAY INCLUDE . . .
While the Renazonce storyline is structured like a TV series, I promise that between episodes, I’ll never ask you to ask your doctor to prescribe some medication you don’t need for a condition you don’t have.
However!
FULL DISCLOSURE:
By the middle of Part Two of the book, you may develop anxiety that the Time Extraction Team in 2202 will grab you with no time to say goodbye to your loved ones.Â
If you can’t sleep anymore—or if you get edgy in the presence of security video cameras—tell yourself there is a good chance these stories are fictional and time travel will never be discovered.
Not to admit responsibility, but if enough readers report anxiety, I’ll consider negotiating a cross-promotional discount for some anti-anxiety meds.
PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK
If you can read Renazonce without anti-anxiety meds, consider nominating yourself as the star character for a future episode.
You could worry just a tad. Mostly just at night. Maybe sometimes during the day.Â
Hi, Ronald; Your premise for the "sudden extraction" to the 23rd century is right up my alley. I too have written about similar ideas:: My first novel, "A Pointless Paradise". another story in WordPress called OSWALD IN BLUNDERLAND (co-authored with Jim Morrison), and you'll also see similarities between my WIX website: https://robeski1.wixsite.com/everyday-jonas and your Renazonce story. Please consider me as a volunteer for the 23rd century rescue team; I'd be honored to participate.
Yours,
Rob Eski (AKA "Rob in Yautepec" )