Another Tomorrow: A Post-Post-Apocalyptic Saga (Dek Unu Trilogy Book 1) Paperback – June 21, 2022

I was hooked from the start. An original epic story set in Africa. Different from other dystopian stories. Worth a read.

This is one of those books that you take into your hands and can’t stop reading. The characters are so deep, interesting and different from one another. The new world that was created is so inspiring and exciting. The book really makes one think, well after your done reading. Can’t wait to read the next one of the series.

Very original. Really liked it. Makes you think about the origin of faith. The diary chapter was a bit long for me, but that's a matter of taste I guess. Not sure it's a dystopia though..

I really liked the story. Very original and different from anything I’ve read recently. Well written, easy to read, I immediately got “hooked” and started imagining that world in Africa. Loved it!

The theme of artificial intelligence is not a new concept in this genre. Many movies have been created related to it. There was a chapter written like a diary. Overall, it's a good book if you are interested in this type of fictional topic.

Oh, Dek Unu: Another Tomorrow by Gor De Meel is a fantastic read! I'm not usually a fan of speculative fiction, but this book had me hooked from the start. It's a perfect blend of dystopian worlds, sci-fi, and a touch of suspense.The book has some captivating excerpts that stand out. For instance, the description of Muracius Goodmond sitting on a rock, staring out at the blue waters of the bay, taking a shot of nicotine is so vivid. It feels like the reader is right there with him, watching the scene unfold. The writing is so descriptive; it reveals new wrinkles on his forehead as a northeastern breeze ruffles his red bangs. How clever!The book also has a philosophical side. Chapter seven in Goldorina's Book of Instructions was thought-provoking. The idea that wars are more natural than faith, and that humans justify wars instead of preventing them, is an interesting take. The suggestion that the human race must renounce their justifications and beliefs and begin upholding a new series of instructions to prevent war is an innovative perspective.Overall, Dek Unu: Another Tomorrow is a well-written, entertaining, and thought-provoking book that lovers of speculative fiction, dystopian worlds, and sci-fi should read. Gor De Meel has done an excellent job, and I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a good read. Five stars!

This is a captivating and thought-provoking science fiction novel that explores complex themes such as power, religion, and humanity. The author's world-building is exceptional, and the Mainland society is both fascinating and disturbing. The characters are well-developed, and their struggles and growth throughout the story are compelling. The plot is filled with twists and turns that keep the reader engaged and eager to turn the pages. I think this book is an impressive debut novel and an excellent start to the Dek Unu trilogy. It's a must-read for fans of dystopian and science fiction genres.

Besides compelling characters, masterful world-building, and a gripping plot full of unexpected twists, the book delivers a powerful message about the human need for truth and freedom that resonates deeply. If you're looking for a provocative read that will stay with you long after the final page, "Dek Unu" delivers in spades.