Heaven's Gate

Imagine crossing Bengaluru’s Outer Ring Road during peak office hours in a blink, or traveling from London to New York in a couple of seconds. Imagine, you no longer need to stand in the long queues at airports and railway stations.

Once only science-fiction speculation, the Aeonia Group, the world’s largest conglomerate headquartered at The City of Angels, LA, has made the improbable possible, i.e. teleportation. Not only can Aeonia’s teleportation system teleport inanimate objects but it can also send humans from one place to another in the blink of an eye. The result? Resistance from the traditionalists and people whose livelihoods depend on the commutation and travel industry.

Rumours are rife all around. There are speculations that Aeonia is hiding something big, and it isn’t what it seems. Only time will tell if there is any truth to it. But Aeonia’s blue-ocean strategic breakthrough has disrupted not only the industries globally but also the lives of many people some of which are interwoven with each other.

Aeonia’s vision is mammoth, but they are attempting something that might land them, and everyone else, in a soup. As the days pass by before the official commercial launch of the teleportation systems, the world is turning not only over-excited but also frenzied. Some are even succumbing to paranoia that teleportation technology is too early to arrive and would do no good to anyone except Aeonia’s investors and shareholders. But despite all the opposition, Daniel Wright, the CEO of the Aeonia Group, is in a hurry to launch his systems worldwide, and for that, he will go to any extent.

Maybe the naysayers are right that something is not right with the whole affair. Or perhaps they are just insecure. In reality, things are not black and white, but in the grey. Be prepared for a crazy, wild ride as you turn the pages of this unusual novel about the teleportation tech, which no book ever depicted in the way “Heaven’s Gate” has.