Vanishing Bodies

Vanishing Bodies
By Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev

I loved the premise of the story! There is a guy that when he dies, example by being stabbed or by gunshot, he just disappears! He then shows up some where else in the world naked and confused. He loses some of his memories too. Vanishing a lot also keeps the body young but messes with the mind. Adam is the main character but his dad can vanish too.

It's a fascinating story with Adam appearing in different places around the world and starting a life there. Meanwhile, there are people that want what Adam and his dad have for immortality. So they are hunted down by assassins.

I really enjoyed the story, the plot, and the characters. I thought it could have been trimmed a bit to take out repetitive things. But overall, very enjoyable!
I want to thank NetGalley and the publisher for letting me read this book!

A fascinating story which gripped me from the beginning. So many questions were raised in my mind as I read that I couldn't think about anything else until I had finished reading

After an argument with his mother, his father vanished. There was something different about this night compared to their usual arguments. He learns that he is being followed when he tries to understand what has happened.

Thank you to NetGalley and Moses the authior for letting me read this book.

enjoy a good time travel novel and this one grabbed me from the start with a first chapter containing a naked man running along the streets of New York .A fabulous start which the novel managed to continue at the same pace throughout
I found the fact that the characters who time travelled lost their memories of past iterations very moving .The main narrator makes lasting long-standing relationships which are meaningful but each time he travels these are lost to him ,all quite heartbreaking
The story and plot were complex but easy to understand and the book was a fun enjoyable read which I would recommend to people who like novels such as The time Traveller’s Wife
I read an early copy on NetGalley uk the book is published in the uk on 30 July 2023 by BooksgoSovial .
This review will be published on Goodreads NetGalley uk and my book blog bionicsarahsbooks

This reminded me a lot of the time travellers wife and I would recommend to people who read that. However this is unique in its own way with a really gripping premise and unique characters. I did struggle to get into this because I was confused at first and it took a few chapters to grasp what was happening but once I did I really enjoyed this and you really get taken on a fun adventure.

I love the concept of this book! Who wouldn't love the idea of eternal life?! And the option to reset your status and become younger thru 'death' is creative genius. But, of course, there is so much loneliness with outliving your loved ones. And there is confusion each time you arise from one death to a new life - each time this happens, more memories are lost. I really loved the characters, even the morally grey ones. I also enjoyed the way Ari struggles to figure out who he is and what is happening to him. Each time that he is 'reborn,' he tries to integrate into a family unit and start his life anew. He has such resilience and determination, fighting through the mist of his lost memories. Great surprise ending, and I like that not all of the questions are answered.

"Vanishing Bodies" by Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev is a mind-bending and thought-provoking science fiction novel that pushes the boundaries of immortality, mortality, and the complexities of existence. The story opens with a gripping and enigmatic scene, introducing readers to Aristotle Zurr-McIntyre, a young man with a unique ability to vanish and reappear after being killed. As he grapples with his identity as a vanisher and the mysterious entity known as The Wisher, the novel delves into a captivating exploration of life, death, and the pursuit of answers.

Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev weaves a complex and intricate narrative that seamlessly blends elements of science, physics, and conspiracy, keeping readers engrossed with every twist and turn. The concept of vanishing bodies and the repercussions of immortality add a fascinating layer of intrigue to the story, prompting readers to question the very essence of mortality and what it means to be human.

As Aristotle Zurr-McIntyre rematerializes in Atlanta and encounters Lilyanne, the novel takes an emotional turn. The introduction of love and human connection amidst the backdrop of existential uncertainty adds depth and resonance to the characters and their journey. Readers will find themselves invested in the blossoming relationship between Aristotle and Lilyanne, even as the shadows of their unknown pasts threaten to unravel everything.

Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev's prose is eloquent and evocative, painting a vivid picture of the novel's complex world and characters. The exploration of desperation and the search for meaning create a haunting and introspective atmosphere that lingers long after the final page is turned.

"Vanishing Bodies" is a daring and intellectually stimulating novel that challenges readers to contemplate the nature of life, death, and the profound impact of existence. Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev skillfully crafts a tale that captivates with its originality and depth, offering a compelling and thought-provoking reading experience. Fans of thought-provoking science fiction and those who enjoy delving into the philosophical questions of humanity will find "Vanishing Bodies" a rewarding and unforgettable read.

This was a compelling and engrossing read. Despite the many complexities of the story, it flowed nicely and I couldn’t put it down. It is intelligent and fantastical, science fiction and romance all put together and quite well done. Thank you NetGalley for providing the ARC.

I actually really enjoyed this book and I wasn't sure if it would hit the mark for me at first. The plot is very thought out and complex and the author succeded in making sure the details were clear enough to follow and understand.

*received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review*

What an utterly strange and captivating story this was. Sometimes I needed a break so I started reading another book in a whole different genre. But of course I wanted to finish this one, as it was unlike anything I've read in a long time.
There is much to find in this story: love, greed, philosophical thoughts, history, science and sometimes just pure coincidence or bad luck - depending on the person that's the main character in the chapter you're reading.
I think it's fitting this story isn't unfolding in a straight line from 'then' till 'now' and that not all characters are introduced right at the start. This made following the main story sometimes a little complicated but it also added to the feeling of reading something different.
This author has a head full of ideas and thoughts, and I'm happy he shared some of them with his readers.

Thanks to Netgalley and BooksGoSocial for this review copy.

Adam Micah is struggling with the unexplainable nature of his existence as a vanisher. Despite his uncertainty towards his own emotions, Micah encounters love and danger in the form of Lilyanne along with the continuous pursuit by The Wisher, creating a fascinating blend of suspense and a touch of romance. While a little difficult to follow at times, the author does a good job of crafting a thrilling story that both captivates and challenges the readers imagination.

Voluntarily reviewed after receiving a free copy courtesy of NetGalley, the Publisher, and the author, Moses Yuriyvich Mikheyev.