Construct & Vist

Who Is Vist, Book 2

By: Anka B. Troitsky

Narrated by: Alec Sansone

The solar system is no more, but humanity continues. Can we still be called human? We look different, but is that all? Or have we also learned something from our mistakes?

Will we learn more about Vist?

(This book contains scenes of violence, assault, gore and grief.)

©2022 Anka Troitsky (P)2023 Anka Troitsky

Nice

Alec Sansone's narration is powerful and immersive, adding an extra layer of intensity to Troitsky’s vivid, sometimes brutal, storytelling. His delivery perfectly matches the dark, urgent tone of the narrative, drawing you into the complex emotions and dilemmas faced by the characters.

Captivating

Construct & Vist explores themes of identity and survival. The narration is great, the plot gripping, and the characters intriguing. A captivating listen for fans of thought-provoking science fiction.

Definitely recommend

I wasn't sure what to expect from the second book, but Construct & Vist completely pulled me in. The world-building is even more detailed this time around, and Vist as a character really starts to come into focus. It’s mysterious, thought-provoking, and has that slightly surreal edge that keeps you turning the pages. Definitely recommend if you like speculative fiction with a twist.

This Book Helped Me Understand Myself Better

Wow, this book was exactly what I needed! It explains inner child healing in such a simple and relatable way. I loved the self-guided therapy sessions—they made me feel like I was in a real session but at my own pace. The exercises really helped me reflect on past patterns and understand why I react the way I do in certain situations. If you’ve ever felt stuck or overwhelmed by emotions you don’t fully understand, this book is a great starting point for healing and self-discovery.

Boundary divide

This book offers a powerful lens through which to experience of world driven by its own technical ambition. The tension between control and free will be explored with subtle intensities that left me thinking long after I finished the book.