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Worlds Apart
If we Humans have so many problems getting on with each other, then how much more of a culture clash would there be with an alien civilization? This conflict forms the backdrop to the journey of the Earth exploration star ship Vaktpost and it's crew of five. First contact may very rapidly deteriorate into possible 'last contact' unless they can find a way to extricate themselves from a dangerous situation, and discover common ground with the aliens.
461 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2008
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November 8, 2015
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A heartwarming adventure involving people of two different plants. Mutual respect and trust guide these very different species through adventures fraught with danger and political and religious subterfuge. But with the ethical values and understanding exhibited by the crew and the aliens, a fast friendship evolves and the future becomes bright.
A heartwarming adventure involving people of two different plants. Mutual respect and trust guide these very different species through adventures fraught with danger and political and religious subterfuge. But with the ethical values and understanding exhibited by the crew and the aliens, a fast friendship evolves and the future becomes bright.
December 27, 2015
Entertained
Much of the plot twists dealt with the aliens being of a single sex. And another piece to this was the humans being the advanced race. A decent read with a minimum number of textual errors.
Much of the plot twists dealt with the aliens being of a single sex. And another piece to this was the humans being the advanced race. A decent read with a minimum number of textual errors.
April 29, 2016
Easy read
Kind of simplistic reading, but I loved the development of characters professional and private lives in the constricted spaces that where described. Giving the computer a more human like demeanour was refreshing.
Kind of simplistic reading, but I loved the development of characters professional and private lives in the constricted spaces that where described. Giving the computer a more human like demeanour was refreshing.
February 24, 2016
what a great book! thoroughly enjoyed this story! i recommend this to anyone who believes we can do the right thing when the right thing needs being done.
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