Beyond the Event Horizon - Episode Three

by Albert Sartison

Genres: Science Fiction

91 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 2, 2015

About the author

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Albert Sartison first became acquainted with games theory when he was a student. Since then, he has been fascinated by complex multiple-move strategic games in politics and economics. In such situations, the apparent freedom of action of the parties involved is in fact restricted by the bounds of economic and political feasibility, which at times leads to improbable consequences.

The history of modern civilization includes many wars and political and economic crises which began as minor contradictions or local conflicts and escalated into global cataclysms on a planet-wide scale. Man has a highly developed intellect which enables him to assess his actions critically and analyse complex situations. As an individual, he is capable of rational reasoning. Is this applicable to human civilization?

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Books by ALBERT SARTISON:

***FUNDAMENTAL FORCE***
--Episode One
--Episode Two is out now!
--Episode Three coming soon

***BEYOND THE EVENT HORIZON*** ("The Contact" sequel)
--Episode One (try it out for FREE!)
--Episode Two
--Episode Three
--Episode Four (final episode)
--Beyond the Event Horizon: Everything simply follows the laws of objective reality (complete series)

***THE CONTACT*** (first contact sci-fi)
--Episode One (try it out for FREE!)
--Episode Two (WATCH THE TRAILER: https://youtu.be/gWYCcvlBD80)
--Episode Three
--Episode Four (final episode)
--The Contact: The ascendancy of mankind is being decided on Jupiter (complete series)

***THE STORM*** (dystopian sci-fi)
--Episode One
--Episode Two
--Episode Three (final episode)
--The Storm (complete series)

--Entangled (a short story)

Reviews

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I guess that will teach aliens not to be so uppity~

[Ralph · Rating 2 out of 5]

The premise is good, first contact with aliens but the book is more accurately described as Chapter #1 in a novel. That is to say it is short and leaves the reader without any closure at the end. It is obviously the first book in a series. It is as though the author arbitrarily cut up a long novel into several books just to make more money. The characters are underdeveloped and the plot drags on. The writing is OK but not great. I read #1 thru #4 and got tired of waiting for something to happen. I won't be buying any more books in this series.

[Jesse Deleon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow, couldn't put it down!

Wow, I couldn't put it down! Would make a fantastic t.v. episode. Albert Sartison had added yet another fun reading experience for me!