Earth 2.0: Worlds Collide

By: Scott Ganley

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

They survived the journey. They built a home. Now something else has found them.

The colonists of Earth 2.0 have done what once seemed impossible.

They survived.

Years have passed since Finn Finnegan and the crew of the Resolute arrived on the distant world. Settlements have grown, families have taken root, and former strangers have begun forging a civilization alongside the other inhabitants of their remarkable new home.

For the first time, Earth 2.0 is beginning to feel like exactly that.

Home.

Then another ship arrives.

Its passengers bring warnings of an enemy the colonists have never faced, and Finn quickly realizes their isolated world may no longer be beyond the reach of the conflicts raging elsewhere. When the powerful Ludak arrive, diplomacy gives way to occupation, and the peaceful life the colonists fought so hard to create is suddenly placed under the control of an enemy willing to use fear, brutality, and overwhelming force to maintain its grip.

Outgunned and watched from within, Finn and a small group of allies begin preparing to fight back. Their weapons are limited. Their enemy controls the skies. Failure could mean the destruction of everything they have built.

But the Ludak may not be the greatest threat facing Earth 2.0.

Far beyond the struggle unfolding on the surface, something is moving through space toward their world, carrying the potential to make the war for control of the planet meaningless.

Humanity came to Earth 2.0 searching for a future. Now Finn and his people must fight to make sure they still have one.

Earth 2.0: Worlds Collide continues the Earth 2.0 Series, expanding the struggle for survival into a larger story of invasion, resistance, discovery, and the growing realization that humanity's place in the universe is far more complicated than anyone imagined.

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.

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.

Good sci-fi story and characters

I liked the book two books, they were interesting and enjoyable. Five rating is a bit high but I couldn't give it a 4.5.

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.