New Eden

De: Kishore Tipirneni

Narrado por: Lee Goettl

"Einstein was wrong. Light is not the fastest thing in the universe...information is. And everything is information."

After the untimely death of his mentor, Berkeley physicist Joshua Andrews has dedicated himself to finishing his mentor’s life work: Creating entangled particles that can communicate faster than light. When scientific journalist Rachael Miller comes to interview him at his lab, they make an astounding discovery, one as ancient as the universe itself.

During the early moments of the Big Bang, entangled particles were created that spread with the expansion of the universe creating a subatomic communication network - a network that Joshua and Rachael have accidentally tapped into.

This discovery sets the pair off on an incredible journey of revelation that profoundly alters the course of human history and redefines the meaning of life itself. Their journey ultimately leads them to a distant planet, New Eden, a genetically engineered paradise designed to be the new home for humanity.

©2019 Kishore Tipirneni (P)2019 Kishore Tipirneni

Great entertaining book

The book was very fast based and kept you sucked in through the whole thing. There were a few cheesy explanations of the "science fact" portions of the book that interrupted the flow a bit. however, I'd still recommend this to anyone looking for a great read.

Great story diminished by boring narration

The narrator just plows through everything with his monotone voice. Dealing with not realizing who is talking is palatable but whenever things get emotional or maybe need to slow down for a moment he just plows through it. He is a good reader but his delivery is so boring it kills a few parts of the story. Right now I am leaving this after a big reveal and his delivery really diminished the scene. If you write another book I would strongly consider different narration. The story itself is absolutely fantastic. Great scientific backing and theoretical science used in the fiction. I don't want to give anything away but solid sci-fi story. Definitely has a feel like it could be the script for a movie. A lot of scenes I consider the badass stuff they could do with special effects to bring this story to life.

Entertaining till the end!

It was a great book that was entertaining to the end. Who are the collective? Awesome story.

GREAT PLOT

I really enjoyed the premise of this book, the characters, and the love story. it takes place in present day and yet has a sci-fi feel.

SV

I enjoyed the book. The science and the theory behind the story was exciting and very interesting. With out spoiling it for anyone else, I found the middle of the book predictable and somewhat boring. I was surprised by the ending though, and wish there was more compassion in our world. I really liked the idea of the book overall, and would read more from Kishore Tipirneni.

Great story lone

I really enjoyed a new take on alien contact. I would've given this 5 stars, except I thought the character of the general was a bit too much of a stereotype. otherwise very enjoyable.

What a waste of a good idea...

70% fluff I guess you could call it world building but it’s our world so why did it need built up so much.. I found it very predictable I guessed what was going to be attempted right after first contact. The idea behind this story was sound the execution could’ve been improved a lot. I’m really not sure why it’s been rated so highly.

Wonderful

Orson Scott Card on steroids, This book was one of the best science fiction reading I’ve had since enders game. Well balanced with fabulous science behind it I want more .

Amazing

I have listened to hundreds of audible titles but this book resonated with my interest on all levels. It far reaching and philosophical at the same time weaving humanity with optimism about our future. It made made me appreciate our humanity and self determination and values even more . Thank you Dr. Tipirneni please write more of New Eden.

Great literature and fun science

Really enjoyed this book and loved the science it was based on. It felt like something that could actually happen.