One right call at the edge of human space cost him his ship, his standing, and the discovery he nearly died to reach. Now a review board gets to decide what to do with the man who started it all.
The enemy isn't finished with him.
Sixty years of watching humanity taught the Oruun one people like Reeve can't be beaten with warships. So this time they won't bring any. They won't fire a shot. They'll let humanity do it instead.
And somewhere past the noise, a clock is counting down to Origin.
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Only two I’m afraid… it’s either an AI generated story, or it has been rushed to press, or there wasn’t any proofreading at all. There are a number of storyline gaps?, errors? Where the protagonists are in one location then suddenly with no explanation the scene has changed which is annoying making me have to re read previous paragraphs to make sense of what has happened. Some sentences make no sense, the tenses and grammar are à mish mash hence the reason it feels like an AI has written it. But on the whole the story is good enough to make me want to complete the series.
This book was a bit more shadowy than I care for; but there was enough straight out story telling that I was able to keep track and follow the story. When you like technical display and storyline, you will get lots of it here. I enjoyed the read and look forward to reading more of it.
Walker and Cooper combined to give a great story in the Dawn of Mankind. The story flushed out the character base and gave context to the meaty premise. I am looking forward to book three.
Did not want to put this book down because I needed to find what happened next! The characters are oddly different but appealing. The story is intriguing and I look forward to reading more if author continues.
This is a very different story about human and alien first contact. The use of the encoded communication is very complex and sometimes difficult to follow.