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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. I read a lot. That being said, it isn't often I'm so drawn into a story that I don't want to put it down. Earth Song: Overture is one of those books. Mr. Wandrey vividly describes his characters and settings, pulling the reader into his story. The book begins with a bang, rapidly gains momentum and ends explosively. There are many more books in this series, and I can't wait to find out where Mr. Wandrey takes us. If you are one of those readers who can't put a book down without reading 'just one more chapter', you'll thoroughly enjoy Earth Song: Overture. This is the author's first novel. I enjoyed it, but the enjoyment was tempered by 'typos' in almost every other sentence. It was very distracting and hard to imagine it getting published that way. It is the first novel in what is to be a series and I will read the next one. Earth is destroyed by a meteor guided by an unknown alien intelligence. 10 Portals appear on earth. Each of these will allow 144 people to step through to another world that has been created for earthlings. The novel ends with the destruction of earth and the beginnings of a new world for earthlings. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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From a lonely observatory in the North of England an astronomer watches a meteor unaccountably change course. Some time later, in the dead of night, fourteen Portals are delivered within large population centers. Accompanying this arrival are sporadic reports of alien beings. The portals instantly become the best kept secrets in history. From her boring job in Portland Oregon, ex-radio astronomer Mindy Patoy learns that the once harmless meteor is now on a course leading it straight towards Earth. She embarks on a desperate quest and will become embroiled in a conspiracy that rises to the highest level of government, and beyond. The portals are the only escape from a doomed world, who will survive? Who will be chosen? No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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There's a lot of moving pieces to this story, that you almost need a notepad to keep track of who is who. And of course,
There are ways that it might have been better. Eliminating a few points of view, removing some asides. Focus the book more. Definitely not drawn to read the next book in the series, ( )