ISBN 9780143448341
Rs. 320
Penguin Random House
A Touch of Eternity
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy speculative romance and philosophical sci-fi.
In a future where technology allows human consciousness to be uploaded for eternal digital life, Durjoy Datta's A Touch of Eternity follows Dev and Srishti, a couple deeply in love, as they confront the profound choices and implications of immortality. This romantic novel explores how their bond navigates the boundaries of life, death, and what it truly means to be human when faced with everlasting existence.Why You Should Read? Explores the complex implications of digital immortality on love, relationships, and human identity. Blends a compelling speculative fiction premise with a deeply emotional and philosophical romance. Offers a fresh perspective on the enduring nature of love in a technologically advanced future.
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- Explores digital immortality and its impact on love and identity.
- Blends speculative fiction with emotional romance.
- Follows Dev and Srishti as they confront eternal life.
- Questions what it means to be human in a tech-driven future.
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What is the setting of the book?
The book is set in a future where technology allows human consciousness to be uploaded for eternal digital life.
Who are the main characters?
The main characters are Dev and Srishti, a couple deeply in love.
What is the central conflict?
The central conflict involves the couple confronting the profound choices and implications of immortality, and how it affects their bond and understanding of humanity.
What genre is this book?
It is a romantic novel with speculative fiction elements, exploring philosophical questions about life and death.