“Memories with Maya” by Clyde
Dsouza is a technology thriller, with some romance and erotica, that
will take you on an intense journey along with Daniel, Krish and Maya
as take virtual reality to new heights. Just as I was, you will find
yourself totally absorbed in the adrenaline rush of developing
cutting edge technology, the secret romance that is fed by the
closeness that this augmented reality technology provides and the
tragedy when human greed becomes involved. You will find hope in that
sometimes even out of our tragedies we can find inspiration to
continue what we started in a new and wonderful direction.
The main character in the book is
Daniel who dreams about creating an augmented reality universe. He
manages to take his dream as far as he can with his limited
resources. The next step is to contact an old friend that has
resources and the talent to bring his dream to fruition. Together
they are able to create augmented reality googles they call “Wizer”.
The book is about so much more then
just creating a new augmented reality technology or keeping a
relationship alive in the face of a tragedy that looks like the end.
Just as with many great books “Memories with Maya” goes beyond
telling just the main story with its many sub-plots and has a message
interwoven throughout the story. A good example of one of these
sub-plots and one of my favorite parts is Daniels work at the night
club where he mixes his love technology with his love of music. The
message that technology can be used in many areas but it can be a
double edge sword when humans get involved and use it for unintended
applications.
Mr. Dsouza does a great job on so many
areas: He shows us the way the creative process is born from the
recesses of the creative mind, refined through interactions and
brought into the real world through the hands of people that are
skilled at their craft. You can relate to the dialog between the
characters as the way that you might talk to your network of friends
and business partners. The characters are well developed and
believable as people that we might meet in our everyday lives.
“Memories with Maya” comes in both
paperback and e-book. The version I read was in e-book format on a
kindle. The pages fit well for good readability with good separation
between the paragraphs to show when there was a transition. The one
drawback was the lack of page numbers which is not all that bad.
I would highly recommend this book for
anyone that loves having the latest gadgets, enjoys romances that
beyond the confines of human bounds and the enjoy of a well written
book. If you match any of these then this is one book that will
provide you with hours of enjoyment. Because of some of the content I
would recommend this book for a more mature audience.
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