Permian

Emissary of the Extinct

By: Devyn Regueira

Narrated by: Nick Cracknell

Their vastnesses concealed since an era predating the earliest mammals, two titanic chasms are uncovered beneath the canopy of modern Siberia.

Lining the granite walls of the first, high above an orderly reservoir of fossilized eggs, an inscription spanning 85 miles describes the genome of a proto-mammalian species eradicated during the Permian Extinction. In the next, researchers discover etchings of the constellations as they would have appeared across the eons; a global timeline of 10 billion years remembered and foretold by a primordial intelligence beyond our own.

Armed with a genetic recipe, compelled to act by the harrowing implications of a pattern detected in the timeline, an international effort begins to return that species from extinction before mankind encounters its own.

The human race has only just learned to pluck at the strings of life on Earth. Will the curtains rise on a siren's song?

Where will they fall?

©2019 Luis Devyn Regueira (P)2020 Luis Devyn Regueira

Very thought-provoking, if rushed

Writing and intelligence that is markedly not human it is quite difficult. And it succeeded.

Lucky Find

I was looking for a new read and couldn't have been happier i found this one. the story was engaging and interesting and the performance was well done. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Awsome is not a strong enough word

A mix of Michael Crichton's Jurrasic Park and Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code, read it.

Gripping. This book grabs your attention right from the start!

This is the second book from this author i have read and can truly say I am an instant lifelong fan and can’t wait for more. The story initially leaves your jaw on the floor and then keeps you guessing as the mystery unfolds. Fans of fantasy, sci-fi and plausible fiction will be equally thrilled with the fast paced entertaining storyline! More please!

Interesting, but short.

An interesting concept with many possibilities that feels short and lacks closure. If there is a sequal, it should have been included in this book.