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Falling into a cavern on the planet Triton, survey pilot John Bandicut disrupts a strange disembodied alien known as a quarx, which predicts a comet collision that will threaten all human life, unless Bandicut can prevent the disaster.
Language: English
Published in: 1994
Word count: 97,696 words (≈ about 7 hours)
Source: http://www.starrigger.net/
Copyright: Please read the legal notice included in this e-book and/or check the copyright status in your country.
www.mobileread.com CD Clement (Peverel on MR) Wesley Allison (HistoryWes on MR) Jeffrey A. Carver (starrigger on MR) www.starrigger.net Jeff Inlo (jinlo...
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Sat, 26 Dec 2009 20:49:34 +0100
5 out of 5.
Jeffrey Carver ROCKS.
The Chaos Chronicles (Infinite Sea, Neptune Crossing, Eternity's End, Strange Attractors, Sunborn, and ???) is a very neat and clever series.
Carver has taken an EXTREMELY difficult story mechanism and actually made it work (by the skin of its teeth mind you).
The most difficult trick to pull off is to introduce unthinkably advanced protagonists and antagonists and then stick humans in the middle. How can the humans possibly survive, much less contribute to the storyline,… (more)
5 out of 5.
Jeffrey Carver ROCKS.
The Chaos Chronicles (Infinite Sea, Neptune Crossing, Eternity's End, Strange Attractors, Sunborn, and ???) is a very neat and clever series.
Carver has taken an EXTREMELY difficult story mechanism and actually made it work (by the skin of its teeth mind you).
The most difficult trick to pull off is to introduce unthinkably advanced protagonists and antagonists and then stick humans in the middle. How can the humans possibly survive, much less contribute to the storyline, in the face of the incredible powers and intelligence of the two forces arranged against each other?
Well Carver pulls it off. You do feel like the characters are flotsam floating on a sea of events at times (and they certainly feel the same way) but he manages to keep that from killing the story. That is a serious feat.
Sunborn is available as a download at Carver's website.
(less)Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:30:28 +0200
The problem with the first chapter was fixed.