Ascent BPO is a growing organization that has made a reckoned potion in the market. In both domestic and global industries, the company has gained an appreciable number of clients by offering its impeccable outsourcing services. Along with 100% client satisfaction, this firm focuses on professionalism and maintaining the privacy of the client’s data. Because of years of experience, Ascent BPO has served many business verticals including finance, healthcare, insurance, real estate, e-commerce, and more.

 

At Ascent BPO, there’s a team of competent professionals that are having immense years of experience and expertise in their respective areas. Some of the services that are rendered by this company include-

 

1. Data Entry Projects
2. Data Entry Services
3. BPO Services
4. call center services
5. Transcription service
6. Software development and many more

Their work domain includes outsourcing offline and online data entry projects. It also includes web research, digital marketing, data processing, and data conversion.

The spokesperson of the Ascent BPO addressed many audiences and introduced the company’s services to the people. They were also asked whether Ascent bpo fake or real. The company spokesperson answered its customers about authenticity and reliability.

Is Ascent bpo fake or real?

On the internet, this is one of the most popular questions that has been asked by many people. Ascent BPO is perfectly managing its services and delivering them on time to ensure customers’ satisfaction. Right from bulk data processing and managing call center projects, this company is doing everything perfectly.

Since its inception, the company has been providing customers with numerous professional telemarketing services. With the reliability that this company offers, there is no way to address them as fake. Its team of professionals gives its best in delivering high-quality services with affordability.

 

Why is there’s a rumor that whether Ascent bpo is fake or real?

Some competitors who are not having sportsmanship spread this kind of rumor on the internet. This is just a fake rumor that is spread to degrade the company’s reputation.

 

More Links: 

https://www.ascentbpo.com/ascent-bpo-fake-or-real

• https://ascentbpo.gonevis.com/interview-with-ascent-bpo-spokesperson-answering-most-asked-questions-of-people/
• • https://ascentbpo.mystrikingly.com/blog/ascent-bpo-fake-or-real

Lili Ann Baker has been enjoying her time as a cargo captain. She spends huge swathes of time alone getting world building materials to where they are needed and the appreciative recipients give her the feedback that she needs. When she delivers the final harvest containment to Geko 7, the party that erupts is wild and she is invited by the grateful population to enjoy the fruits of their first harvest.


Admittedly, Lili Ann has more wine than she can account for and the next morning she wakes up in bed with a man who does not meet the specs of the colonists. She assumes he is a pilot, like her, and sneaks away in the early dawn hours.


Her ascent is denied by a hungover ground control and she has to wait on the tarmac until the local government can sort things out. Imagine her surprise when her bedmate is leaning against the side of her vehicle, the mind of the Geko 7 swirling in his eyes.


Yavoy has been waiting for decades to find a woman of his own and despite her rather relaxed language, Lili Ann has something that completes him, an enthusiasm for life.

 

 

Review

 

A fun romp with a pilot heroine and a hero who is the avatar of a planet. This short story makes for a nice afternoon. 

Can you read this without having read Risen? Yeah, but it'd be better if you didn't (and Risen is short enough that you might was well). I'm not sure how much time has passed since the last page of the first book, but we find Nameless pretty much how we left him -- wandering along, on the verge of . . . whatever exactly would happen to him if he didn't get more energy. Like before, almost as soon as he gets to town, he falls victim to a gang of sorts and is mugged. Of course, his first order of business (after recuperating from the beating) is revenge, which will give him the energy he needs to move around the Pyramid to search for the explanations he needs to understand his abilities, his nature and identity.

 

What's the Pyramid, you ask? It's a city in a giant 4-tiered structure (each tier housing a different caste). Nameless adopts a name, makes a little money on the lowest level -- full of crime, poverty and menial labor -- and buys himself access to the next level. Where he finds a new -- and legal -- way to use his fighting abilities to make money. Things go haywire from there.

 

There's a lot more going on in this book than there was in its predecessor, Risen -- if for no other reason than it's almost 3 times as long. It's still the same kind of book -- full of violence, some pretty good fight scenes, and a post-apocalyptic culture that's foreign, yet all-too familiar. There are many more characters, relating to Nameless in a variety of ways --- friendship, camaraderie, betrayal, exploitation, to name a few.

 

The way things went in Book One, I assumed that we were going to learn Nameless' origins, etc. over the course of a handful of books. Nope -- we get almost every question we had about where he came from answered -- and almost all of them are just dumped on us. There was no slow and steady learning here, just *BAM!* here are your answers. And it worked -- much better than a slow reveal, a giant dropping of information (which I usually am opposed to) took care of everything (while still leaving me with almost as many questions as Nameless had).

 

I shouldn't neglect to say that just because Nameless has almost all of his questions answered here, that he knows what to do with this information. I'm guessing part (or all of that) will be revealed in Book Three.

 

I don't normally do this, but I while writing this I went back to my post about Risen and chuckled because what I said there as a lot like the next point on my outline: "My one complaint is length -- just about everything is too short. The story is too short, most of the scenes are, too. But I'm pretty sure that's just my wanting more for myself -- to give us longer scenes would ruin the pacing, would mess with the way Miller's constructing the series. And really, when you get down to it "I wanted more!" is more of a compliment than a complaint -- but I'm calling it one nonetheless." His scenes aren't too short this time, but everything else I said there is still true. A lot of the action (especially the violence) is given to us in summary form -- we see the "important" fights, the ones that shape the story, but the rest is given in something like a re-cap mode (ditto with the flirting, with his conversations with others, and so on). So clearly, this is the kind of thing that's 1. Miller's style and/or 2. The style of this series. Either are perfectly acceptable. And honestly? If he'd given us more of the fights, more about Nameless' days in the new society he'd encountered, etc. I'd likely be complaining that he's reveling in the violence, bogging down the story with the details. So what do I know?

 

Ascent is a book that kept you guessing and leaves you in a very different world than you thought you were in at the beginning -- with a status quo that is so far from what it initially was that it'll leave you reeling. Taut, well-paced, with some pretty good hand-to-hand combat scenes -- and it won't let you go until the very end. Miller's really got something going here.

 

Disclaimer -- I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest opinion. I appreciate that, Mr. Miller -- and thanks for being so cool about me forgetting the date.

Love and Angels (Ascent 0.5) - Kris Hack Book: Love and Angels (Ascent 0.5)
Author: Kris Hack
Publication Date: 8/30/2016
Reviewed by: Tammy Payne- Book Nook Nuts
My Rating: 4 Stars


REVIEW

New to me author.

This is a good short story.
When we start, there is something weird already at play then as the story goes on well I did not learn about why the neighbors had what happened happen.

Ryder is an angel of sorts, he is watching over Laney why I don’t know, and I did not figure that out.
Kass is her long time neighbor who now lives in that house where bad things have always happened.
Laney finally gives in and wants to be with Kass but things spiral out of control when someone named Sasha shows up and puts a wrench in that idea.
I do believe this book is a prequel into a story to come and I can say it will be worth the read.

I was gifted this book for my honest review.
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A good story by one of my favourite authors, but not his best. Tim Overleigh haunted by the death of his wife Hannah has departed on a journey to seek out the elusive Canyon of Lost Souls in Nepal. He is accompanied by a motley crew and under the leadership of his friend Andrew they embark on a perilous journey that will have devastating results and a bloody conclusion.

 

The real winner in this story is the descriptive and colourful prose as our happy band of travellers face the perilous conditions prevalent in the Himalayas. "In oncoming dusk, we dipped through a stone channel and found ourselves staring at the Himalayas, ghostly and blue and seeming to hover off the ground, in the distance. The range was spectacular in its grandness, its solidity, forcing even the most atheistic of mankind to pause and contemplate the existence of the divine."

 

A big thank you to the people at Medallion Press who supplied me with a free copy of this book for a true and honest review, and that is what I have written.