Reeview of "The Orchestrators"

Here is a nice review of "Th Orchestrators" form literary influencer, Sneha Ahuja:

"Welcome to 2360, where humanity is barely hanging on, everyone’s doped up on mind-control meds, and the planet is (allegedly) a lost cause. Enter Henry Shannon, the guy being groomed to lead a space mission to find a new home—because obviously, the solution to all our problems is Jupiter. Spoiler: It’s not. So now Henry and his crew are heading back to Earth, only to find it’s been taken over by the so-called Tunnel People—who went from underground nobodies to immortal elites overnight. Totally normal, right?

Donald throws us into a dystopian fever dream that’s equal parts space adventure, political thriller, and what-the-heck-is-going-on mystery. The Orchestrators have been pulling the strings, but Henry’s not sure he wants to keep playing their game. Especially when the new humans need his people for something a little… dark. Cue the existential crisis.

What makes this book stand out? It’s not just spaceships and dystopian drama—it’s the moral dilemmas that keep you thinking long after you’re done. If given the choice between comfort and truth, which would you pick? And is “utopia” really all it’s cracked up to be when it comes with a side of creepy immortality schemes?

Fast-paced, mind-bending, and full of twists that will make you question everything, The Orchestrators is a must-read for fans of dystopian sci-fi with a side of WTF just happened? Donald delivers a wild ride that proves humanity’s biggest problem isn’t global warming or space travel—it’s humans."