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River to the Multiverse

The Silver Sphere Series

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River to the Multiverse

By: David Gittlin
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Global Book Awards Gold Medal Winner for Science Fiction: Series

Enjoy a Thrilling Ride Through Deep Space With Familiar Silver Sphere Characters and New Ones.

Join unpredictable mystery writer, Jacob Cassel, his astronomer wife Amy, a highly evolved and sometimes cantankerous AI named Arcon, and Silenna, a courageous Aneleyan scientist, in an outer space adventure that will keep you turning pages and guessing what happens next.


Silenna is a visitor from a planet that was destroyed in an intergalactic war. She has come to Earth on a peace initiative to avoid what happened to her home world, Aneleya. In addition, Silenna has tangible solutions to offer for our world’s most vexing problems.

At the end of her first public address to the United Nations General Assembly, Silenna receives a distress call from a crew of Aneleyan survivors stranded in the Golden River Nebula 4,077 light years away from Earth. Now, Silenna has a dilemma. Does she ignore the distress call and fulfill her promises to the people of Earth? Or does she answer the distress call from the few survivors of her race?

River to the Multiverse is the fourth novella in The Silver Sphere Series. It continues the saga where it left off in the third novella, Promise of the Visitor. You can read the previous three illustrated novellas in The Silver Sphere Trilogy or read the novellas individually. While it helps to be familiar with the previous three novellas, it is not necessary to read them first. The author has included enough information in River to the Multiverse to orient the reader to this stand-alone story.
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