Rogue

De: Alex Schuler, Kevin Weir - contributor

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

The final frontier is closer than we think …

As a war journalist, Jonah Wall saw enough of humanity’s horrors to last a lifetime. He wrecked his marriage, alienated his two sons, and escaped by working on an oil rig in Alaska, as far from civilization as possible.

But when he finds a spacecraft that was buried for millennia under the tundra, he is suddenly and reluctantly thrust into an unbelievable adventure. As the ship is being unveiled to the world, it mysteriously comes to life, taking Jonah, his estranged son, and a disparate group on a terrifying journey.

Our crew of unwilling travelers are transported to a network of planets with remnants of civilizations that are strangely familiar to Jonah and his companions. But something has wiped out every one of them, and the visitors are about to find out what it is.

Rogue is a sweeping adventure story through space and time and a profound exploration of humanity’s age-old obsession with its origins, its flirtation with self-annihilation, and people’s stubborn ability to find love even during the darkest moments.

©2023 Level 4 Press, Inc. (P)2023 Level 4 Press, Inc.

Had high hopes but was let down by the stupidity of nearly all characters.

Nearly every adult is a complete idiot. Went through most of the book not caring about which character lived or died.

Cliché moments throughout

I was captivated by all the space adventure/exploration, however the storyline and interactions with the main character and other characters is not good. There are a lot of head scratchers and eye rollers

I was mad again.

I can't pick a book by the 'sample' it seems. I read maybe a chapter before I got disgusted. It was a copy of another story I read years ago by a well known SF author (no names here) but not as well written. I'm going try to get $$ back on this turkey.