Teleport 2

Teleport, Book 2

De: Joshua T. Calvert

Narrado por: Eric Altheide

James and his team are stranded on Prime. Their way back is blocked, and they face a world taking its last breaths. Only a small area of forest seems to defy the radiation and storms, and its nature puzzles the explorers. But on the horizon, they see the remains of a city and gain new hope—until they find out what really happened on this dark planet.

©2023 Joshua T. Calvert (P)2023 Tantor

Great follow up

Into the Darkness
By Joshua T Calvert
Book #2 in the series, and it takes up right where book 1 ends. The team travels further in and meets other beings, learns more about the beginning of the Ports, and more. What an amazing imagination!
Great narration.

Love this series

This series is excellent and I highly recommend. On the one hand, there is a familiar concept to the story, like a Stargate feel. But then it is a unique take on it from there. Love it!

Great

I just finished listening to this book and about the order book three. I can't wait to get started.

Eric Altheide's performance is excellent.

'Teleport 2: Into the Darkness' will give the reader more details about the nuts & bolts on this adventure than some may like. Writer Joshua T. Calvert puts a lot of effort into capturing the utter strangeness that the team encounters as they 'teleport' into a place, not knowing what they will encounter. I don't read or watch science-fiction thinking it will provide me with more science than fiction. Neither do I try to find a spiritual message based on science or fiction in this genre. In this case, I simply enjoyed the otherworldly or dimensional journey that Calvert took me on. I'll definitely continue with the series, but I will not be using quantum physics textbooks to check his work. About halfway through the book, I realized that there was an audio book available. It is well worth adding to your library. The performance is by Eric Altheide.
-Mr.Bill

intelligent design nonsense

Okay. This book just jumped the shark. i am done with it. The author takes high school science and turns it upside down and chucks it off a cliff.