Exodus

The Pattern Universe #4

by Tobias Roote

Fast-paced, Action-packed, Stunning conclusion, Great read!
The race to defend Earth against the oncoming storm of Nubl hordes has begun.
Humanity is on a knife-edge, despite surviving the first invading fleet of Shadow ships, a repeat attack would seriously damage Earth - it might not be able to survive.

While Space Island frantically shores up Earth’s defences, in an effort to increase its chance of survival, scientists and politicians also recognise the need to protect humanity from eradication. Plans are put into effect and decisions made to ensure civilisation and newly discovered technology is protected in the hope that one day the Nubl will be defeated, and planet Earth recovered.

One man, extremely powerful and very determined, believes he has the answer to ensure his personal survival. He sets about to beg, borrow and steal everything he needs to achieve his ambition. When he succeeds beyond his wildest dreams, he discovers the ultimate irony - that to survive, he must be the first to die.

Sky City is the promised combined version of a three-part novel (Parts 1, 2, and 3, are already available on Amazon) that weaves an intriguing storyline between Pattern Ship, POD and Nubl Wars.

Genres: Science Fiction

Unknown Binding

First published March 10, 2015

Reviews

[Glen]

Exodus gone a little wrong

There are always people who want power over others. How about a human transfer into a mainframe, and constantly avoiding traps. Not an AI, not human, but transhuman. Such is what you will in fourth book of the 'The Pattern Ship'.

[MIKE ROBERTS]

To fast

I didn't realize that this we on 62 pages long. A bit of a let down. Seems like a chance to get more money from us. Finished this then he wants another 3.99 for another 62 page book. I don't think so. I'm done with this author. I do not recommend this book.

[Alan Thompson]

Loved it, though got the impression there's more to come...

[Chung Low]

Quantum theory

No. Dear readers, I’m no physicist. It’s a friggin stretch to extrapolate possibilities especially when time is inserted. How?
Peak inside this book.

[Randall Shipp]

Fast past well written story that you won't want to put down until you are done.