The wait is over. The gripping sequel to Marginally Human has arrived, and it’s everything fans have been hoping for. In Marginally Human, readers were introduced to Aaxyl and Aameh—two resilient sisters navigating a post-apocalyptic world where symbiotic microorganisms have rendered humans functionally immortal. The novel captivated readers with its intricate world-building and compelling character and while I failed to promote it as well as I could have, the reviews were everything I hoped for.

Now,Terminally Immortal takes the story to new heights. As Aaxyl and Aameh delve deeper into the mysteries of their world, they encounter powerful adversaries and uncover secrets that challenge their understanding of humanity.

Author Vidyut Gore continues to blend cutting-edge science with imaginative storytelling, crafting a narrative that is both thought-provoking and thrilling.

Don’t miss out on this next chapter in the Abrahamha’s Strays series. Join Aaxyl and Aameh as they confront new challenges and explore the boundaries of human potential.

Both Marginally Human and Terminally Immortal are available to read for free on Kindle Unlimited.

In the year 2442, Aaxyl and Aameh live in the welfare dormitories of a dome and consider themselves sisters: AxAm. All Aaxyl wants is for them to be safe and live independent of welfare. When Aameh connects an analytical report of missing persons in the dome with comatose immortals in the Null Dorms, her investigation triggers a cascade of threats.

As Aameh tries to solve the mystery and Aaxyl fights to keep her safe, they are forced to leave the Dorms. They find love and allies. They enter a world of rare abilities and technological advances. With both friends and foe wielding more money, political power and extraordinary abilities than them, they must rescue an important founder of the modern world from horrifying imprisonment and bring The Whisperer to justice.

The story explores themes of social inequality, the nature of power, unorthodox relationships and extends existing science with new theories and technologies to portray an advanced reality.

The book attempts to avoid contemporary socio-political triggers and defines new faultlines and politics to bypass biases and invite contemplation of being human.

Coming soon…