Ripped from future headlines, Juno’s Song is a spellbinding thriller that presents the metaphysical and ethical dilemmas that we all will face as artificial intelligence continues integrating itself into our lives and minds.

Kelley’s ability to blend the current obsession with AI, computer technology, and robotics with well-sculpted mystery, spirituality, and all phases of love family, passion for literature, and sensual desiremakes this conclusion of his epic intoxicating, mesmerizing, edifying, and entertaining.

Juno’s Song transports the reader to a future where artificial intelligence is part of the fabric of humanity. It serves as both a crystal ball and a warning about the future of mankind and our ability to adapt.

In Juno’s Song, Kelley cuts a new path in creating a futuristic world not too far off, depicting spectacular technology melding with man’s weaknesses in a world both exciting and frightening. Fans of the first two books in this trilogy will want to buckle up for a mesmerizing and magnificent final piece of the puzzle.

This story is a masterpiece in combining our technological future with ideas of spirituality and humanity. With captivating themes, messages, and characters, I highly recommend Juno’s Song!

Wild, imaginative, and fantastical, the novel Juno’s Song intertwines a first-contact storyline with the most basic human feeling: the fear of death.

Richly thoughtful novel of first contact and transcendence in 2036. Kelley’s interest remains in the transcendent, the poetic, the connections between people and something beyond us, and even more than before the very act of breathing.

Author Michael Kelley has crafted a beautifully balanced story that intelligently explores the impact of technology on humanity but also delves into the highly emotive themes of love, loss, and self-discovery with a poignant sense of realism. Juno’s Song is a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant journey into the unknown that I would highly recommend to fans of paranormal and sci-fi thrillers everywhere.

With aliens on the horizon, a retired lit professor fights to protect his loved ones in this third installment of Kelley’s SF series. The author packs this novel with mysticism, from the interconnectedness of “Big Love” to the notion of all information flowing into human consciousness.

Michael Kelley weaves a story of self-realization, views of the universe, and the power of Big Love, all delivered with a clever wit. The variety of characters, both unique to this novel, as well as those from the first two volumes, become visual as they fascinate with their interactions.

The previous book in Michael Kelley’s series, The Devil’s Calling, is an amazing read with lots of intrigue and mystery. I enjoyed it immensely. The final installment, Juno’s Song, drew me right back into the story from page one… You will be surprised, educated, enlightened, entertained, informed, and surprised all over again. Well worth savoring all the way through.

An ambitious thriller, blending science, spiritualism, advanced AI, and possible alien abduction.

Many writers have a daunting task ahead of them to produce a sequel to a complex and involved first novel, especially one as intriguing as The Lost Theory. Michael Kelley has risen to the occasion with an equally compelling thriller that finds new and exciting ways to raise the stakes and push the development of established characters in different directions. […] The Devil’s Calling is an excellent example of an action thriller that balances high stake encounters with a thoroughly human grounding, thanks to its balanced protagonists and excellent prose.

The Lost Theory by Michael Kelley is a compelling thriller with a strong plot, a story that will appeal to readers who enjoy the puzzling kind of plotting they find in Dan Brown’s work . . . The originality in the voice and style, as well as the author’s ingenuity in plotting complex scenes, make the story a spellbinding read.

I confess that I’ve never read The DaVinci Code, but if it’s half as fast-paced, outright entertaining, and mind-blowing as The Lost Theory, I’d be tempted to give it a try. Michael Kelley has hit a home run on his first swing.

The Lost Theory

This wildly imaginative novel set amid the mountains of Nepal culminates in a burst of sublime illumination that reveals how poetic, scientific, and spiritual truths converge. The reader is both elevated and grounded as the characters learn the joy of living in a perpetual present. The story is told with delightful candor, humor, and deep feeling. An inspirational experience.

The Lost Theory is a creative mix of crime, science fiction, and delicate romance. Right from the introduction, the book takes you through a world of government conspiracies, absolute love and spirituality, quantum physics, and humor. It will tug at your heartstrings, steer you to an epiphany and keep you in a constant state of suspense and anticipation. I recommend The Lost Theory to lovers of adventure stories that take one through the good, bad, and mysteries of life.

Michael Kelley’s The Lost Theory is a captivating account of an ancient realization — that love is the substance, the cosmic glue, around which everything coheres. In our age in which materialism is increasingly worshiped, this is a significant message with profound implications for our very survival. This novel transcends fiction; it deserves a category all its own.