A book without dragons

"This book contains no dragons. It does, however, contain individuals who Willow Ayers believes would benefit from the addition of some magical creatures. The people around Willow are trapped inside problems so isolating they can only be expressed by constantly changing tenses and writing styles. It...

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Main Author: Berrier, Olivia
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: [United States] : 8HrBooks, 2016.
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Summary:"This book contains no dragons. It does, however, contain individuals who Willow Ayers believes would benefit from the addition of some magical creatures. The people around Willow are trapped inside problems so isolating they can only be expressed by constantly changing tenses and writing styles. It is not the sort of book Willow would read; he prefers fantasy novels with consistent styles and happy endings. But this is not a fantasy book, and Willow's idea to bring about his own 'happily ever after' is crumbling. Decades ago, he saw the way humanity relied on so many flawed systems-Internet, GPS, cell phones, electronic banking-and created Unitime, the perfect system to unite all systems. But now his Satellites are malfunctioning, and what seemed an innocent glitch in technology might prove to be something darker, something infinitely more dangerous. But Willow believes people can overcome such things, even though it seems as unlikely as a book that starts in five different writing styles, but ends in just one."-- Amazon.com.
Physical Description:244 pages
ISBN:9780996908719