Earth II - Rebirth

Virus, Book 4

De: Ray Jay Perreault

Narrado por: Ray Jay Perreault

Earth was attacked, and the survivors fought back. After the attack, they found themselves on the horizon of a new Epoch in human history. They became space travelers and on equal footing with alien civilizations around them. Negotiations were held, and relations with both sides of a conflict in a solar system 500 light-years away occurred and Earth was given thousands of space ships and robots as war reparations. They must use the resources to build an Earth space command and prepare for the inevitable return of Julius. The evil computer won't rest until he deals with the two threats to his existence. SIMPOC and the human race. As they build their defense, they explore the universe around them and encounter other alien races. Some may become allies and some may become a threat.

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AMAZING

I loved living thru the characters eyes as she unravels the mystery of her life. But I need more!!! I hope there is a second book.

Engrossing and well-paced!

Fantastic storytelling! The narration perfectly captures the tension between humans, AI, and aliens. A great blend of action, politics, and exploration. One of the best sci-fi audiobooks out there!

The Next Sci-Fi Classic

Ray Jay Perreault continues to impress with Earth II - Rebirth. The story’s transition from a post-apocalyptic setting to interstellar diplomacy and war is flawless. The political intrigue, advanced technology, and exploration of alien civilizations make this one of the best books in the series. I especially enjoyed the AI dynamics between SIMPOC and Julius—two powerful artificial minds with completely different goals. The narration is engaging, and I was fully immersed from start to finish. Highly recommended for fans of The Expanse or Ender’s Game!

Very good read

A must read, it will make you think and challenge you on how you live your day to day life.

An Unforgettable Sci-Fi Journey

If you thought the previous books were intense, Earth II - Rebirth takes it to another level. Humanity’s transformation from survivors to intergalactic players is handled brilliantly, and the tension with Julius keeps you on edge. The universe Perreault has created is vast, filled with unique alien races and political dilemmas that make it feel incredibly real. The battle scenes are cinematic, and the narration is spot on. This is the kind of sci-fi that stays with you long after you finish listening. Absolutely worth your time!

A Visionary Look at Humanity’s Future

This book perfectly balances high-stakes conflict and hopeful exploration. The concept of Earth's evolution from a defensive stance to an interstellar power is deeply inspiring. The alliances and challenges faced in space are well thought out, making it an engaging and layered story

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Tense, Smart & Addictive

Not many books make space travel and interstellar politics feel this realistic, but Earth II - Rebirth pulls it off perfectly. The balance between technological advancement, diplomacy, and the looming AI war makes this an incredibly engaging audiobook. The characters are well-developed, the pacing is perfect, and the world-building is rich with detail. Ray Jay Perreault’s narration is clear and captivating, making this a truly immersive experience. Highly recommended for any sci-fi fan!

A thrilling evolution of Humanity’s Future

I loved how Earth II - Rebirth expanded the story from survival to humanity’s rise as a spacefaring civilization. The mix of political intrigue, alien negotiations, and the looming threat of Julius kept me engaged throughout. The action scenes were intense, and the concept of Earth suddenly having thousands of ships and robots was fascinating. If you enjoy epic-scale science fiction with strategic warfare and diplomacy, this book is a must-read!

Thrilling & Thought-Provoking

This book is more than just another space adventure. It tackles deep questions about AI, war, survival, and what it truly means to be human. The politics of interstellar relations are handled realistically, and the contrast between different alien civilizations is fascinating. As humanity prepares for Julius’s return, the tension keeps building, making it impossible to stop listening. Perreault’s narration is excellent, conveying the gravity of each moment. If you’re a fan of intelligent, thought-provoking sci-fi, this is for you!