Earth 2.0: Worlds Collide

De: Scott Ganley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"This is no time for ease and comfort.
Its time to dare and endure."

Through years of trials, tribulations, and struggles, Earth 2.0 has become the shining beacon of hope for all measure of beings; travelers, scientists, and refugees alike, as they travel the stars in search of adventure or a new home.
For the most part, these visitors add to the collective growth of the original colonists, introducing cultural variations, customs, and values and a fresh perspective on life. The colonies expand, families are formed and exploration opens new doors.

However, not all visitors simply come in peace with goodwill in mind.

Finn must now face some of the darkest hours of his life.
The struggle to forge a meaningful life alongside prehistoric behemoths is one thing, but how does one fight against an overwhelming force of tyrannical beings lacking any morals or sense of honor? When the colonies are invaded and they are betrayed from within their own ranks, he must stand ready to put everything on the line or risk losing everything and everyone he has come to know as family.

Virtual voice ruins this book

Good story but just like the first book is ruined by virtual voice. Inflections wrong, mispronounced words. Don’t think I’ll listen to anymore virtual voice books.

glaring mistakes by AI. I read books to children and they would not have liked grammatical errors, lack of inflection, etc.

Story was pretty good, AI was not good, not good at all. Hard to listen to.

Enjoyed this book

I've actually enjoyed this book as well as four others by this author. All the books I've listened to were read by a Virtual reader with only a few pronunciation that were read a little off, but nothing that really distracted from the story and kept me thouroughly captivated.
Interesting to me that the virtual reader sounded very much like one if my favorite readers, Luke Daniel. This was the case in every one of S.Ganley's books I've listened to.
This author writes stories that I very much enjoyed and I look forward to any other books by him.

The accommodating habits of the humans

I don't like how they were able to survive against The Creators whom had technology light years above theirs but yet they let the lizard people come in and take over Earth 2 like it was nothing. No fight even when they knew they were coming. They basically gave it to them and I don't like the storyline anymore.