Foresight

Forgotten Space, Book 1

By: M.R. Forbes

Narrated by: Dave Jackson

In the year 2050, Earth makes first contact. By 2052, the war is over. We lose.

As a development platform for desperately needed advanced technology, the experimental starship Foresight is the greatest hope humankind has to flee the alien hordes. For test pilot Captain Nicholas Shepherd, the success of the program is even more personal. Successful completion means delivering his wife and son safely off-world and leaving the war behind for good. But when Foresight suffers a critical malfunction during her final scheduled flight, what should have been a minor setback becomes a major fight for survival.

With his family caught in the crossfire, Nicholas realizes that the flawed starship offers the best chance to escape. It isn’t long before even the frantic evacuation turns sideways, and he discovers that not only is the war harder to get away from than he thought, but Foresight is more than just a prototype.

Much, much more.

Joined by an unintended crew of survivors, Nicholas is about to embark on an impossible mission that will take them far beyond the outer reaches of space. If he fails, humankind won’t just be lost.

We’ll be completely erased.

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Loved it

Finally we're on 2050's Earth! I've been looking forwards to it and I'm not disappointed.

S Kaye

Was pleasantly surprised with this book, great job! I didn’t know Dave Jackson before this, but he did a real good job. The realization of this prequel helped explain other things. we’ll done!

Excellent!

Another amazing start in the continuation of the forgotten series!! Jumping right into book 2

DCC

I am loving the two book but I wish you would bring back the original Max AI whoever's playing at Park now he's trying too hard in the labs are annoying and he's doing it too much other than that the book is fine off the chain can't wait to hear the next episode

Sounds whiny

Narration frequently make’s characters sound like they are whining and I do not believe that is the intent of the author.