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Paphos: Books 1-5
Paphos: The Complete Series Books 1-5.
When Austin brought his daughter to the unexplored planet Paphos, it was supposed to be a chance to reconnect with her. But when he and his crew of scientists discover an alien facility, all of that changes. Eager to become rich, the crew ventures in, surrounded by the remnants of an alien massacre. By the time they realize that something is there with them, it is already too late. Now Austin isn't worried about reconnecting with his daughter, he's worried about keeping her alive.
When Austin brought his daughter to the unexplored planet Paphos, it was supposed to be a chance to reconnect with her. But when he and his crew of scientists discover an alien facility, all of that changes. Eager to become rich, the crew ventures in, surrounded by the remnants of an alien massacre. By the time they realize that something is there with them, it is already too late. Now Austin isn't worried about reconnecting with his daughter, he's worried about keeping her alive.
301 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 21, 2014
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September 4, 2014
First off, it is my opinion that this is simply an outstanding science fiction story. After downloading Part 1 (which is free on Amazon by the way), I had no choice but to download the entire book.
The book was well written. A superb story that kept one wanting to read until the end. I did not notice misspelled words, poor grammar, or anything else that would take the reader out of the story. Which is good in this particular tale as it is quite intense and quite easy to enter into the story's environment.
I've never been one to get scared by a book. This was, without a doubt, the closest I have come. Often times I felt my heart racing, screaming "Get out! Get out of there! Get out!" in my best Klingon Commander Kruge impersonation.
I highly recommend this story to anyone who is a fan of science fiction and intense science fiction at that.
I am a fan of N.R. Burnette and his book Cargo Lock 5. After reading Paphos, I think this gentleman is well on his way to creating some wonderful stories. I very much look forward to reading Kenji when it becomes available.
The book was well written. A superb story that kept one wanting to read until the end. I did not notice misspelled words, poor grammar, or anything else that would take the reader out of the story. Which is good in this particular tale as it is quite intense and quite easy to enter into the story's environment.
I've never been one to get scared by a book. This was, without a doubt, the closest I have come. Often times I felt my heart racing, screaming "Get out! Get out of there! Get out!" in my best Klingon Commander Kruge impersonation.
I highly recommend this story to anyone who is a fan of science fiction and intense science fiction at that.
I am a fan of N.R. Burnette and his book Cargo Lock 5. After reading Paphos, I think this gentleman is well on his way to creating some wonderful stories. I very much look forward to reading Kenji when it becomes available.
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