The Fifth Installment in Vito Veii’s ‘I, Human’ Science-Fiction Series is Now Available

NEW YORK - Sept. 30, 2014 - PRLog -- The fifth part in the ‘I, Human’ series by Vito Veii was published on Amazon on September 8, 2014. ‘The Malevolence of Evil’ continues the adventures of Captain Magnusson and his android, Vlen, as they are crossing the galaxy in search of new planets. The books must be read in order, as each new installment picks up from where the previous left off.

Those who have read the first four books in the ‘I, Human’ series will be excited to find out that ‘The Malevolence of Evil’ reveals more details about the darkness at the edge of the galaxy. The Captain’s fleet is still looking for planets that might be fit for colonization, but its priority has become to investigate this new threat. In the fourth book, Magnusson discovered that the negative energy can take control of people’s minds, so he needs to be as careful as possible. When Scrollos, a Homo Superior, beams on his ship, he gets access to new information that may help him understand the danger better and come up with a plan.

Vito Veii’s fictional universe is very complex and well-thought. The world-building is brilliant, and the author introduces new details with each book that he publishes. The most exciting part in ‘The Malevolence of Evil’ is the alliance between the Homo Sapiens and the Homo Superiors. These two races have always been enemies because the Homo Superiors consider that their technology and their advanced physical and cognitive features allow them to destroy their inferiors. However, Scrollos needs Captain Magnusson’s help to protect his own people. No matter how evolved they are, it seems that the Homo Superiors cannot fight the darkness at the edge alone.

The ‘I, Human’ series received amazing reviews on Amazon. Readers said that they were impressed by the author’s creativity and imagination, and they loved the characters, especially the android Vlen. One reviewer stated: ‘Vito Veii takes his readers to new planets, and introduces them to new, mind-blowing concepts, theories, and technologies.’

The characters are believable and very well-developed. Captain Magnusson is strong, determined, and brave. To keep his people safe he needs Padre’s wisdom and good advice, and Vlen’s curiosity and love for knowledge. They make a great team, each bringing their own skills, ideas, and solutions when they have to make a decision and choose a course of action. Readers will also be immersed in a complex discussion about what makes someone human. Even though he is a robot, Vlen is capable of human emotions and independent thought, which means that with each passing day he becomes much more than what he was when he was created. It’s interesting to see what the people he meets think about him and about the way in which his mere existence changes their own view of the world.

‘The Malevolence of Evil’ is available for purchase on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Human-Part-Five-Malevolence-Evil-eb...