Rise of Mankind: Publisher's Pack 2

Books 3-4

De: John Walker

Narrado por: James Patrick Cronin

Duración: 10 h y 41 m

Resumen del Editor

Raid (Book 3):

Earth has nearly completed a second ship, a sister vessel to the Behemoth. This crowning achievement is hampered by a lack of a necessary element called ulem, mined in deep space in planetoids and asteroids spread throughout Alliance space. The closest such station failed to deliver their goods. A lone security guard managed to deploy a distress call with a simple message: PIRATES HAVE TAKEN THE STATION.

Turning to the Earth military council, the Alliance asks them to send the Behemoth to take back the station. In return, they will provide them with all the ulem they need for two vessels and stay on to complete the construction of the ships. But the Behemoth has just finished a nasty engagement at a research facility and has not even returned home yet.

Chances are good that the pirates are merely there to steal an enormous amount of the expensive mineral, but you never know....

Conflict (Book 4):

Disaster strikes.

The Behemoth, en route home after a successful mission liberating a mining facility from pirates, finds itself drifting in an uncharted sector of space. As the crew comes to, made ill by this jump drive malfunction, they spring into action to restore the ship to operational status so they can get home.

However, they quickly find they are not alone. Surrounded by a native fleet of warships, they are viewed with suspicion as an alien force infringing on another culture's space. They attempt to communicate but find themselves moving toward a conflict they do not want. The Behemoth may find themselves stuck in the far reaches of space with no hope of getting home.

©2018 Podium Publishing; 2016 John Walker

faulty science

the fact that shock waves occurred in the vacuum of space. It is not possible

so much talk, so little action..

so what defines a good sci-fi? in my view, the story could not happen in our timeline, and this is what this book does. take away the stay ships, and this is like the for red October. I miss the new civilizations, and what they can do, instead this is a spy hunt in space, but with so few sci-fi aspects, so you could just call it an thriller. it's not boring but it's not really sci-fi either. buy this but know you wouldn't get a peak into a new and different world, it's more like pirates and spies in space.