Arrival

Generational Space Trilogy #2

by Tony Travis

Generational Space: Arrival
Into the Unknown, Humanity's Next Chapter Begins...

Commander Abigail David and her crew have spent lifetimes preparing for this moment: the long-awaited arrival at Proxima Centauri b. As they approach the alien world, excitement electrifies the ship. It’s more than a new home—it’s a chance for humanity to redefine itself, to start fresh in the light of another sun.

With limited resources, a wary crew, and the unknown lurking in every shadow, Abigail must navigate both the harsh realities of an alien world and the intricate web of human ambition. Will they build a thriving new civilization, or will their dreams be dashed by the harsh truths of an unforgiving planet?

Generational Space: Arrival is a sweeping space opera that explores the resilience of the human spirit and the courage it takes to face the unknown. For fans of epic deep space exploration, interstellar survival, and tales that push the boundaries of human potential, this journey will leave you breathless.

Are you ready to join the mission? The stars are calling.

33 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 18, 2024

About the author

Tony is an award-winning author and lives with his dachshund poodle. Science has always been a part of his life. He enjoys exploring ways that it may develop in his works. With a focus on our shared human condition.

He writes in the general style of the 1960's with a few more modern touches. He is also an avid fan of the Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, and Dune universes.

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Reviews

[Michael Shotter · Rating 4 out of 5]

I will say, I enjoyed this second story a bit less than "Generational Space," largely because I found the extensive ruminations and discussion between the commanders regarding the differences between their respective crews a little awkward and (for lack of a better term) clunky, which took me a bit out of the story for a page or so. That said, it was certainly an interesting plot point, so I can see why the author felt compelled to dwell on it a bit. Other than that, I think "Arrival" suffers a little from being the middle third of a three-part story but I still found it enjoyable overall and do feel it serves as a solid and necessary bridge between parts one and three, which I enjoyed a bit more. This one was a 3.5 for me but as with part one, I still found myself eager to continue the series.

[Jodie · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great follow up to the first book. I found very enjoyable. I look forward to the last installment

[Canette Arille · Rating 5 out of 5]

oh, wow! This book is so great! And I love the cover. As a fan of outer space, I m enchanted!