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Stoker Payne loved exoarchaeology, every thing old was always new, Dig N-19 on Kiana was just another elaborate alien puzzle – until they got down to LEVEL SIX.
Melanie Frasier resented her exile from the
Astrocartography Department of Coalition Survey Ship Magellan. Operating a planetary observatory boded ill for what was left of her career. Until she made a discovery that could kill more than just her career.
Danford Gordon knew he had found the woman of his dreams, despite the fact she was an alien. If he had been told their relationship might save his life, he would have laughed.
Commander Geoff Peacock wanted command - forgetting that one should be careful of what one wishes for.
Theirs are some of the interwoven stories in a memorable and satisfying adventure that all begins on – LEVEL SIX
Melanie Frasier resented her exile from the
Astrocartography Department of Coalition Survey Ship Magellan. Operating a planetary observatory boded ill for what was left of her career. Until she made a discovery that could kill more than just her career.
Danford Gordon knew he had found the woman of his dreams, despite the fact she was an alien. If he had been told their relationship might save his life, he would have laughed.
Commander Geoff Peacock wanted command - forgetting that one should be careful of what one wishes for.
Theirs are some of the interwoven stories in a memorable and satisfying adventure that all begins on – LEVEL SIX
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First published January 26, 2012
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February 5, 2015
This book is an interesting read for me. Not just the fact that I also write science fiction, but because it contains Alien history. There are so many things that attract me, from the characters and their emotions, the romance, the action, the suspense, and everything. All I can say that the author has done a great job in wrapping several aspects into one package to attract readers from any genre. Do I want to read it all over again? Well to be honest, I am picturing myself sitting in a movie theater and watching this story. I would be 2 hours of excitement.
June 10, 2012
You'll speed through this book, whether you like science fiction, archaeology, history, biology or cross-cultural studies, but you'll tear through it if you like all the above. A really fun read- you won't want to put it down. I did get worried a few times with all the characters that I would get lost trying to remember them, but Mr. Compton solved this problem handily by giving a location (the starship, the city, the dig site, etc.) at the beginning of each chapter. Helped me stay organized! Get this book and be prepared to stay up late.
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