Into the 6TH MILLENNIUM The Invasion Of Zephro

De: Robert Skindell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

By the 6th Millennium, humans have spread across a large portion of the galaxy. They have colonized many habitable planets, looking for resources and more room for the expanding population. Zephro is one of those colonies. It is a jungle planet on the edge of the galaxy, with the large outpost city of Jalopolis as the only bastion of civilization.
John, Chie, and some of their friends have just graduated and accepted an invitation to attend Jalopolis University on the planet of Zephro. Shortly after their arrival, a series of unfortunate events occur, transforming them from innocent high school kids to a small battle-hardened fighting force. Between trying to escape the custody of slave traders and running from dinosaurs, they must fend off a reptilian race called Klemillians, who invade Zephro, catching the students in the middle of the conflict. As they try to survive, they discover a dark secret about themselves.
Robert Skindell, author of Apocalypse: Pandemic of Madness, writes another action-packed sci-fi thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

ItsMeMarco

5.0 out of 5 stars A Thrilling Journey Into the Unknown

What stands out most is the relentless pace of this story. From the moment the Klemillians arrive, you're hooked. The characters are relatable, especially John and his friends, as they navigate the chaos of an alien invasion. The twists are unexpected, and the survival aspect adds a gritty realism that I wasn't expecting from a sci-fi novel. It's not just about space exploration; it's about discovering what you're truly capable of when everything is on the line. If you’re looking for a thrilling, immersive read, this one’s worth picking up.



Ryan Baer

5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Unexpected Twists

"Into the 6TH MILLENNIUM: The Invasion of Zephro" is a sci-fi adventure that hooks you from the very beginning. Robert Skindell weaves a futuristic tale of exploration, conflict, and survival on the planet Zephro. The pacing of the story is spot-on, with intense moments of action, suspense, and intrigue. Skindell’s world-building is rich, creating a vivid sense of place and immersing readers in the planetary struggles and futuristic landscapes. The character development adds depth to the narrative, making you care about the fate of John and his friends as they face both external threats and internal challenges.