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Paradeisia Trilogy #3
Paradeisia: Fall of Paradise
NOW FREE THROUGH PRIME KINDLE LENDING LIBRARY OR KINDLE UNLIMITED.In the ambitious third installment of his tour de force trilogy that began with Origin of Paradise, B.C.CHASE unleashes all his mesmerizing talent to take his captivating cast from the skyscrapers of Taiwan to the halls of the United Nations on a nail-biting struggle against powerful forces of evil for whom nothing is off limits. "ONE OF THE GREATEST FRANCHISES OF OUR TIME."-EPUB.US"This series had a wonderfully diverse set of characters, and lots of them. You never really understand how they all come together until the very end of Fall of Paradise. However, let me tell you, it is one hell of a ride! While the different narratives may seem far removed from each other, they combine seamlessly into a brilliant, yet terrifying story of our planet at its limits, and the choices we are left to make to save it."-THRILLERKAT REVIEWS
417 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 10, 2016
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B.C. Chase
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B.C.CHASE is the internationally bestselling author of the Paradeisia Trilogy, which critics have hailed as one of the greatest franchises of our time.* His electrifying talent for combining the latest in scientific breakthroughs with edge-of-your-seat thrills has earned him a reputation as a master of suspense. Amazon has named him among its top 10 Sci-fi authors.
"COMPULSIVELY READABLE...PACKED WITH MYSTERIES AND SURPRISES...ENOUGH DETAIL TO THRILL FANS OF THE MARTIAN."
-HUGO AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR TIM PRATT
“IRREVERENT HUMOR…VIVID…MEMORABLE…AS ORIGINAL AS IT CAN GET.”
–PUBLISHERS WEEKLY CRITIC
“CHASE’S CLEAN, FLOWING PROSE AND BRIGHT SENSE OF HUMOR LIVEN UP A TALE.”
–BOOKLIFE PRIZE QUARTER FINALIST
“FAST AND FUN.”
–THE OKLAHOMAN
“INCREDIBLY WELL-WRITTEN.”
–EBOOKS ADDICT
“CHASE KEEPS US GUESSING UNTIL THE END.”
–ONLINEBOOKCLUB.ORG
“B.C.CHASE IS RAPIDLY BECOMING AN AUTHOR OF AUTHORITY.”
GRADY HARP, VINE VOICE
“CHASE HAS THE RAW TALENT FOR WRITING, AND THE WAY HE’S ABLE TO PUT YOU RIGHT INSIDE THE MAIN CHARACTER’S HEAD IS FANTASTIC.”
–SCIFIANDSCARY.COM
“CHASE HAS MASTERED THE ART OF WRITING SUSPENSE.”
L.A. HOWELL
“ONE HELL OF A RIDE.”
-THRILLERKAT REVIEWS
“IN TRUE CRICHTON STYLE, CHASE TAKES ELEMENTS OF KNOWN SCIENCE, EXPLORES THEIR EXTREME POTENTIAL, AND BUILDS A MYSTERY AROUND SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.”
-AMAZON.COM
Fiction:
Leviathan
Santa Claus: The King of the Elves Abridged Children’s Edition
Santa Claus: The King of the Elves
Glass: A Motion Picture Script
Paradeisia: Origin of Paradise
Paradeisia: Violation of Paradise
Paradeisia: Fall of Paradise
Pluto’s Ghost
Cataton
*Epub.us
B.C.CHASE is the internationally bestselling author of the Paradeisia Trilogy, which critics have hailed as one of the greatest franchises of our time.* His electrifying talent for combining the latest in scientific breakthroughs with edge-of-your-seat thrills has earned him a reputation as a master of suspense. Amazon has named him among its top 10 Sci-fi authors.
"COMPULSIVELY READABLE...PACKED WITH MYSTERIES AND SURPRISES...ENOUGH DETAIL TO THRILL FANS OF THE MARTIAN."
-HUGO AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR TIM PRATT
“IRREVERENT HUMOR…VIVID…MEMORABLE…AS ORIGINAL AS IT CAN GET.”
–PUBLISHERS WEEKLY CRITIC
“CHASE’S CLEAN, FLOWING PROSE AND BRIGHT SENSE OF HUMOR LIVEN UP A TALE.”
–BOOKLIFE PRIZE QUARTER FINALIST
“FAST AND FUN.”
–THE OKLAHOMAN
“INCREDIBLY WELL-WRITTEN.”
–EBOOKS ADDICT
“CHASE KEEPS US GUESSING UNTIL THE END.”
–ONLINEBOOKCLUB.ORG
“B.C.CHASE IS RAPIDLY BECOMING AN AUTHOR OF AUTHORITY.”
GRADY HARP, VINE VOICE
“CHASE HAS THE RAW TALENT FOR WRITING, AND THE WAY HE’S ABLE TO PUT YOU RIGHT INSIDE THE MAIN CHARACTER’S HEAD IS FANTASTIC.”
–SCIFIANDSCARY.COM
“CHASE HAS MASTERED THE ART OF WRITING SUSPENSE.”
L.A. HOWELL
“ONE HELL OF A RIDE.”
-THRILLERKAT REVIEWS
“IN TRUE CRICHTON STYLE, CHASE TAKES ELEMENTS OF KNOWN SCIENCE, EXPLORES THEIR EXTREME POTENTIAL, AND BUILDS A MYSTERY AROUND SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.”
-AMAZON.COM
Fiction:
Leviathan
Santa Claus: The King of the Elves Abridged Children’s Edition
Santa Claus: The King of the Elves
Glass: A Motion Picture Script
Paradeisia: Origin of Paradise
Paradeisia: Violation of Paradise
Paradeisia: Fall of Paradise
Pluto’s Ghost
Cataton
*Epub.us
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May 31, 2016
This series had everything...
Dinosaurs
Aliens
Egyptian Mummies
The Illuminati
Ancient Viruses
Government Conspiracies
Darwinism
Human experiments
Kidnappings
Awkward sex scenes.....
I was down for all these topics and 500 characters and it was kinda good but at the end of the day the last book was not able to tie all of this together. And that is why the last book is just one star. It was evidently painful that the author bit way more off than he could chew (I mean what does dinosaurs have to do with the Illuminati????) put I was rooting for the author to have an epic conclusion. But nope.
Dinosaurs
Aliens
Egyptian Mummies
The Illuminati
Ancient Viruses
Government Conspiracies
Darwinism
Human experiments
Kidnappings
Awkward sex scenes.....
I was down for all these topics and 500 characters and it was kinda good but at the end of the day the last book was not able to tie all of this together. And that is why the last book is just one star. It was evidently painful that the author bit way more off than he could chew (I mean what does dinosaurs have to do with the Illuminati????) put I was rooting for the author to have an epic conclusion. But nope.
June 6, 2016
Same weaknesses as the first two books: hideous copy editing, including getting a character's name wrong, inconsistencies, too many POVs and story lines, poor formatting, and poor execution of some appealing plot lines. It does tie up most of the story lines but there are still unanswered questions. I was curious to see how Chase tied everything together so I read all three books but they were a disappointment, a mishmash with no clear thread tying everything together.
The entire trilogy could and should have been trimmed into one longish story. It would have benefited from a developmental editor trimming and tightening the story and it was in serious need of a copy editor and a proofreader.
The entire trilogy could and should have been trimmed into one longish story. It would have benefited from a developmental editor trimming and tightening the story and it was in serious need of a copy editor and a proofreader.
May 30, 2016
I liked the first two books in the series. This one was laughably horrible. Not only the rampant spelling and grammatical errors already mentioned in someone else's review, along with the inexplicable marked out text that wasn't actually deleted. The editing was ridiculously bad. There were also rampant logical errors. I won't go look up the exact text, but they were along the lines of:
"Jeffery One was in the front seat while the Monkey Jeffery was asleep in the back". What?!? Jeffery One IS the monkey!!!
"They were all awake and outside the transport while the rest were still asleep inside". Whoa! That's a pretty good trick, even in an alternate reality.
Aubrey and Adriaan take their seats in the transport. Henry tells them, "after they discover nothing has changed, they won't need us". Then as Henry enters the transport he looks at them, saying nothing and takes his seat. Really...?!? Did nobody give this a read after you made major re-writes.
Then, just the utter unreal aspects of the story. I don't mean the SciFi fantasy aspects, I can deal with that. It's characters acting totally out of context or reacting to things in a totally unrealistic way. OK, and some of the SciFi parts are silly too. Really? They turn Karen into an orangutan, but are able to turn her back into a perfectly functioning human identical to her original nature? After you talk about the complexity of genetic engineering and how difficult every minor change can be? I mean, with the Monkey Jeffery, at least he went through the portal to be restored so I can accept that, but come on!
As another reviewer mentioned, please wait until your story is ready before subjecting the rest of us to its failings.
"Jeffery One was in the front seat while the Monkey Jeffery was asleep in the back". What?!? Jeffery One IS the monkey!!!
"They were all awake and outside the transport while the rest were still asleep inside". Whoa! That's a pretty good trick, even in an alternate reality.
Aubrey and Adriaan take their seats in the transport. Henry tells them, "after they discover nothing has changed, they won't need us". Then as Henry enters the transport he looks at them, saying nothing and takes his seat. Really...?!? Did nobody give this a read after you made major re-writes.
Then, just the utter unreal aspects of the story. I don't mean the SciFi fantasy aspects, I can deal with that. It's characters acting totally out of context or reacting to things in a totally unrealistic way. OK, and some of the SciFi parts are silly too. Really? They turn Karen into an orangutan, but are able to turn her back into a perfectly functioning human identical to her original nature? After you talk about the complexity of genetic engineering and how difficult every minor change can be? I mean, with the Monkey Jeffery, at least he went through the portal to be restored so I can accept that, but come on!
As another reviewer mentioned, please wait until your story is ready before subjecting the rest of us to its failings.
March 21, 2017
Absolutely Wonderful
For anyone that loves the edge of your seat excitement from the first page till the last page. Love the series
For anyone that loves the edge of your seat excitement from the first page till the last page. Love the series
June 13, 2022
Wow!
I wondered more than once if this series had a stealth alternative plot, while reading it, but, whether it did or not, you have GOT to read the whole series, especially this third installment. Is a craft paced ride, this tale of seemingly unrelated plots as they converge and move towards a surprising conclusion. The story relies heavily on science (biology, and includes the scientific references to break it up, of all kinds), international scientific collaboration, and the love of knowledge. And if you love all things dinosaur ... Yum!
Seriously tho', read it. I am avoiding spoilers so can't say much more, except I loved it.
I wondered more than once if this series had a stealth alternative plot, while reading it, but, whether it did or not, you have GOT to read the whole series, especially this third installment. Is a craft paced ride, this tale of seemingly unrelated plots as they converge and move towards a surprising conclusion. The story relies heavily on science (biology, and includes the scientific references to break it up, of all kinds), international scientific collaboration, and the love of knowledge. And if you love all things dinosaur ... Yum!
Seriously tho', read it. I am avoiding spoilers so can't say much more, except I loved it.
February 24, 2017
Enjoyable
I enjoyed all three books. Though this last one had a few parts that were a hard read for all the technical talk. Although necessary to understand what is going on, it makes it a long read in those sections. Otherwise,really enjoyed this book and the trilogy.
I enjoyed all three books. Though this last one had a few parts that were a hard read for all the technical talk. Although necessary to understand what is going on, it makes it a long read in those sections. Otherwise,really enjoyed this book and the trilogy.
January 11, 2018
Page turner
I thought this last book was also an intends page turned. It is an extremely exciting, good read. I have read all three and was never disappointed. My name is Linda C. Lettau
I thought this last book was also an intends page turned. It is an extremely exciting, good read. I have read all three and was never disappointed. My name is Linda C. Lettau
June 7, 2017
What a mess.
The best description for this trilogy is that it's just a mess. Wayyyy too many subplots and wayyyy too late in the story before they are tied together.
The best description for this trilogy is that it's just a mess. Wayyyy too many subplots and wayyyy too late in the story before they are tied together.
March 12, 2017
Part Sci fi, and a bit of conspiracy theories, along with a mad scientist
A little confusing with many characters. You need to read all 3 books to follow the plot. Part Sci fi, and a bit of conspiracy theories, along with a mad scientist.
A little confusing with many characters. You need to read all 3 books to follow the plot. Part Sci fi, and a bit of conspiracy theories, along with a mad scientist.
March 3, 2017
Waste of Time
I read all 3 of these books thinking it would get better. It didn't. Confusing gobbledygook! No rational way to make sense of this convoluted mess. Very glad that I read these for free on Kindle Unlimited.
I read all 3 of these books thinking it would get better. It didn't. Confusing gobbledygook! No rational way to make sense of this convoluted mess. Very glad that I read these for free on Kindle Unlimited.
February 28, 2017
Mind blowing.
I really wish there was more, even though it was a great series beginning to end!! I will be looking into this author more.
I really wish there was more, even though it was a great series beginning to end!! I will be looking into this author more.
March 1, 2017
It was good at first
I really liked the other two books in the series, by the time e I reached this one, however I got bored and quit reading it for awhile. So while good, just really long.
I really liked the other two books in the series, by the time e I reached this one, however I got bored and quit reading it for awhile. So while good, just really long.
February 26, 2017
Great read
I found myself having a hard time putting this book down. The concept made this a book that keep me wondering what was going to happen next. This book tied up the series very well.
I found myself having a hard time putting this book down. The concept made this a book that keep me wondering what was going to happen next. This book tied up the series very well.
May 30, 2016
I liked the first two books in the series. This one was laughably horrible. Not only the rampant spelling and grammatical errors already mentioned in someone else's review, along with the inexplicable marked out text that wasn't actually deleted. The editing was ridiculously bad. There were also rampant logical errors. I won't go look up the exact text, but they were along the lines of:
"Jeffery One was in the front seat while the Monkey Jeffery was asleep in the back". What?!? Jeffery One IS the monkey!!!
"They were all awake and outside the transport while the rest were still asleep inside". Whoa! That's a pretty good trick, even in an alternate reality.
Aubrey and Adriaan take their seats in the transport. Henry tells them, "after they discover nothing has changed, they won't need us". Then as Henry enters the transport he looks at them, saying nothing and takes his seat. Really...?!? Did nobody give this a read after you made major re-writes.
Then, just the utter unreal aspects of the story. I don't mean the SciFi fantasy aspects, I can deal with that. It's characters acting totally out of context or reacting to things in a totally unrealistic way. OK, and some of the SciFi parts are silly too. Really? They turn Karen into an orangutan, but are able to turn her back into a perfectly functioning human identical to her original nature? After you talk about the complexity of genetic engineering and how difficult every minor change can be? I mean, with the Monkey Jeffery, at least he went through the portal to be restored so I can accept that, but come on!
As another reviewer mentioned, please wait until your story is ready before subjecting the rest of us to its failings.
"Jeffery One was in the front seat while the Monkey Jeffery was asleep in the back". What?!? Jeffery One IS the monkey!!!
"They were all awake and outside the transport while the rest were still asleep inside". Whoa! That's a pretty good trick, even in an alternate reality.
Aubrey and Adriaan take their seats in the transport. Henry tells them, "after they discover nothing has changed, they won't need us". Then as Henry enters the transport he looks at them, saying nothing and takes his seat. Really...?!? Did nobody give this a read after you made major re-writes.
Then, just the utter unreal aspects of the story. I don't mean the SciFi fantasy aspects, I can deal with that. It's characters acting totally out of context or reacting to things in a totally unrealistic way. OK, and some of the SciFi parts are silly too. Really? They turn Karen into an orangutan, but are able to turn her back into a perfectly functioning human identical to her original nature? After you talk about the complexity of genetic engineering and how difficult every minor change can be? I mean, with the Monkey Jeffery, at least he went through the portal to be restored so I can accept that, but come on!
As another reviewer mentioned, please wait until your story is ready before subjecting the rest of us to its failings.
February 14, 2017
I started this a week ago and haven't been able to pick it back up. Maybe I will try again later but I just cannot get into the third book. I really don't care what happens to anyone in that story. :/ Kind of disappointed because I really enjoyed the first one, thought that the second one was ok and now cannot get past the first few chapters in the third.
February 18, 2017
Too comp!icated
Scientific discussion drags on page after page...way too many main characters and story branches. I struggled to finish ...and was not impressed with this set of books or the author. Just not for me
Scientific discussion drags on page after page...way too many main characters and story branches. I struggled to finish ...and was not impressed with this set of books or the author. Just not for me
July 3, 2016
This series has some interesting and original ideas and could possibly be great with better story structure and better editing.
This book, 2.5 stars, wasn't as well organized as the others (which both needed work) and definitely needs additional edits. If I was the author I would keep working on it and release a better version. If that happens, I would be happy to reread it and upgrade my rating.
The ending wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, and I'm glad I pushed through.
This book, 2.5 stars, wasn't as well organized as the others (which both needed work) and definitely needs additional edits. If I was the author I would keep working on it and release a better version. If that happens, I would be happy to reread it and upgrade my rating.
The ending wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, and I'm glad I pushed through.
August 19, 2016
The first book was ok. But this one? Absolutely terrible. The book had static characters and there were way too many plot holes. For example, how did the government find a cure for the disease? That is not explained at the end of the book. Also, how on earth did the dinosaurs have to do with Egyptian mummies? Nothing is explained, and the book itself isn't ready to be published. Very disappointing.
February 6, 2017
Self indulgent characters and contrived dialogue....disappointing ending to this book and series.
September 2, 2016
Must read
This is very good too. I highly recommend that you read the first 2 books before this one. Think it would be too hard to follow if you don't and then there is always that they are wonderful books and must be read in order.
This is very good too. I highly recommend that you read the first 2 books before this one. Think it would be too hard to follow if you don't and then there is always that they are wonderful books and must be read in order.
July 23, 2016
after the stellar building up of the story via books 1 and 2, book 3 was such a letdown. dragging, too unbelievable, too ambitious. i felt cheated.
August 20, 2016
This is from a trilogy and I read all three. The series is much harder to follow that I like and was really 'out there'.
June 8, 2016
A disappointing, underwhelming and confusing mess. One star because I'm actually trying to be nice, one star because it started ok, and another star because at least it ended, sort of.
January 4, 2017
Not nearly as good as the first book, almost as if the author got confused.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 7, 2017
I read all three books in the span of a three day weekend early last month. Could not put them down! I enjoyed the diversity of the characters, and while I don't usually enjoy futuristic fiction, this series was the exception to the rule!
April 21, 2017
Although this book had several different and interesting premises, the story collapsed into too many stories, too many people and confusing scientific jargon. People die and then reappear with little discussion of how this happened.
This is not a trilogy. None of the books can stand alone.
The proofreading or lack of is quite evident in almost every chapter. I laughed at the use of "drug."
"The dead body was drug into the woods." In parts of the U.S. "drug" is an acceptable, although substandard form of "dragged." It certainly does not belong in any publication.
I finished the last book just to see how the author brought all the stories and characters together. I had no sense of a satisfactory conclusion. With at last seven separate stories and 71 characters (he lists them in the back of the book), I realized why I had trouble sometimes remembering who was who and in which story they belonged.
However, I think Mr. B.C. Chase is a great storyteller. If only he had intertwined two stories or so, he would have had quite a number of novels which would have been enjoyable standing by themselves.
This is not a trilogy. None of the books can stand alone.
The proofreading or lack of is quite evident in almost every chapter. I laughed at the use of "drug."
"The dead body was drug into the woods." In parts of the U.S. "drug" is an acceptable, although substandard form of "dragged." It certainly does not belong in any publication.
I finished the last book just to see how the author brought all the stories and characters together. I had no sense of a satisfactory conclusion. With at last seven separate stories and 71 characters (he lists them in the back of the book), I realized why I had trouble sometimes remembering who was who and in which story they belonged.
However, I think Mr. B.C. Chase is a great storyteller. If only he had intertwined two stories or so, he would have had quite a number of novels which would have been enjoyable standing by themselves.
April 27, 2017
Meh. This book just kept getting more and more complex, so many characters and storylines. It's not really a surprise that the ending was confusing and so many loose ends were left-but it was unsatisfying. It took me a while to finish this last book in the trilogy because the storylines were just all over the place it really lost the enjoyment. It felt like a chore I had to complete after investing the time in the first two books.
April 28, 2017
Extremely fast paced, and confusing
This trilogy had a great idea.... but it didn't quite come together. The first book was slow the second book felt like filler, and the third book was rushed. There are so many characters and plot points it became a jumbled mess. There were also a lot of typos and strange wording chooses that made the kindle version difficult to read at times.
This trilogy had a great idea.... but it didn't quite come together. The first book was slow the second book felt like filler, and the third book was rushed. There are so many characters and plot points it became a jumbled mess. There were also a lot of typos and strange wording chooses that made the kindle version difficult to read at times.
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