Fall of the Core

Frontiers Saga Tie in Series, Book 1

De: Ryk Brown

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

A freelance reporter struggling to get into the "big time"....

A rookie officer starting her career in public safety....

A cargo ship captain trying to outlive a terminal illness that has no cure....

A bounty hunter returning a long-hunted fugitive to Earth....

A terrible plague that threatens to destroy the human race....

The 25th century is not starting off very well.

©2021 Ryk Brown (P)2022 Tantor

Great book

I was pleasantly surprised with this one it was great looking forward to a sequel

This book Rocked

This book was so good, I didn’t want it to end. It could have been a brand new series. Narration rocked too

Hoping the series is as good as this book!

Really enjoyed this book. The characters were believable, the scenario believable, and the outcome unexpected!

this is an essential tie-in to read if you are a Ryk Brown fan

this fills in a lot of the gaps. I am 30 books in to the frontier saga and a lot of little details that get suggested are explained in this book. it's a good story in and of itself. you'll be looking for more

Excellent book filling in missing details.

This book filled in many missing pieces about the digital plague that is referred to in the ongoing series of this excellent story. Glad to have the information known.

The Fall of the Core

Sometime back in 2012 I found the Frontiers Saga by Ryk Brown. I love the audiobooks narrated by Jeffrey Kafer. Of the many things I like about this series is the fact that Ryk committed himself to producing a new book about every quarter. To date there are now 32 books in the series broken down into three episodes or seasons and one stand alone. The Fall of the Core is the stand alone that chronicles, well, the fall of the core worlds. What caused the bio-digital plague? This has been an unanswered question for the fans of the Audiobook series.

The print fans may remember the three book Net Cast series that covered The Fall of the Core but there was never an audiobook version. Back in 2020 Ryk posted that he was combining the Net Cast, adding some stuff to it and publishing a prequal book to the Frontiers Saga called, The Fall of the Core.

I tore through this book and loved it. No spoilers here but the book answers many questions. There is room for more to be added should Ryk decide to do so but The Fall of the Core sets the stage that we enter into in Aurora CV-01. There are some nods to the origins of some of the proper Frontiers Saga characters. I appreciate all that Ryk puts into this series and how diligent he has been with the series and the fans. I highly recommend the series to anyone who likes this genre and recommend reading The Fall of the Core anytime throughout the series. It will not spoil anything and will explain how the bio-digital plague pushed mankind back into the preindustrial era before the Data Arch was discovered.

Gripping

When I started reading, I wasn’t sure what I was reading. But any book by Ryk Brown, I will read. The book started off slowly and I was somewhat confused. I kept expecting characters from prior series until I realized this story takes place prior to events in previous series. The confusion is my fault, not Ryk Brown’s. I was not paying attention.

I enjoyed the story of the biodigital plague. I got engrossed in the story and before I knew it the book ended. Hope there is more books coming as I have become fascinated with these new characters.

The audiobook was seventeen hours. Jeffrey Kafer does an excellent job narrating the story.

very good prequel,

gives great background information, good stories line,
both author and narrator did very well.
thanks

Ryk delivers again

in my mind I had an idea of how I'd like the ending to go, but Ryk surpassed anything I can dream up by a long shot. A very, very long shot ;-)

Solid story.

Has a description of how the Earth and core fell apart in this series universe. I felt the best part was he didn’t over do the story and it was all new characters.