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Enfield Genesis #3
Tau Ceti
The final leg of the hunt is underway as the team journeys to Tau Ceti, a leap across space that will take decades and cut them off from their people at Alpha Centauri.
The Phage.
The Phage.
- GenresScience Fiction
315 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 8, 2018
108 people are currently reading
32 people want to read
About the author
Lisa Richman
14 books7 followersLisa has a diverse career background, having spent more than a decade working in radiation physics, and twice that as a director of film and video.
An avid pilot and photographer, Richman can often be found flying a Piper Cherokee or photographing Deep Sky Objects (DSOs) late at night.
For more information on upcoming releases or the latest news on space science and technology, visit L.L. Richman’s Facebook page at facebook.com/llrichman, or join her mailing list by visiting her website.
An avid pilot and photographer, Richman can often be found flying a Piper Cherokee or photographing Deep Sky Objects (DSOs) late at night.
For more information on upcoming releases or the latest news on space science and technology, visit L.L. Richman’s Facebook page at facebook.com/llrichman, or join her mailing list by visiting her website.
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Displaying 1 - 13 of 13 reviews
November 9, 2018
An amazing piece of the future
This is the best so far for the Enfield series with good reason, not only does it a have light hearted moments to smile and laugh at they have written a book that must be a prophetic vision of what happens. The breakdown of the "accident" was a case perfect point of an event in the future which would lead to the breakdown of a safety process overruled by a human factor.
Absolutely inspired realism that looks like it could be a real occurrence and such is the character interaction your lifted into this story along with it. This pairing of authors will go far of that i can phropehise and I have yet to be dissapointed by this series and find it highly unlikely i shall find so.
Most definitely going to be added to my paperback collection.
This is the best so far for the Enfield series with good reason, not only does it a have light hearted moments to smile and laugh at they have written a book that must be a prophetic vision of what happens. The breakdown of the "accident" was a case perfect point of an event in the future which would lead to the breakdown of a safety process overruled by a human factor.
Absolutely inspired realism that looks like it could be a real occurrence and such is the character interaction your lifted into this story along with it. This pairing of authors will go far of that i can phropehise and I have yet to be dissapointed by this series and find it highly unlikely i shall find so.
Most definitely going to be added to my paperback collection.
January 28, 2019
Another good book, as the team journeys to a new system, and new challenges. Shows well the challenges of sub-light travel, with the sheer amount of time it takes to get from one star system to another (prior book also captured well the amount of time just within one star system). We also get to see in action a potential danger for the future, in nanophage. This is quite vividly described, and shows how scary such things could be if not well controlled. The team in good action, still dealing with the aftermath of previous book but continuing to grow as a team. Plot is good as well, with some good action towards the end.
November 9, 2018
Another rousing adventure for the gang! Fans of futuristic descriptions and technical explanations will love the first half of this book. Fans of exciting and complex battles will love the second half. There’s even a little unexpected romance here, too. Enjoy.
November 12, 2018
Good book.
Excellent story. From the beginning to the end fraught with the danger of unintended consequences and with the fragility of life. Heroes and villains and new horizons. Looking forward to where this trip takes us.
Excellent story. From the beginning to the end fraught with the danger of unintended consequences and with the fragility of life. Heroes and villains and new horizons. Looking forward to where this trip takes us.
November 16, 2018
Easy, right?
Go in, rescue two AIs, job done. Not so easy when there's a nanophage running rampant, plus there's always someone happy to take advantage of a disaster.
Cracking story, well written with science that doesn't confound me.
Go in, rescue two AIs, job done. Not so easy when there's a nanophage running rampant, plus there's always someone happy to take advantage of a disaster.
Cracking story, well written with science that doesn't confound me.
August 5, 2019
This whole universe is amazing
Love the fact that the authors work hard to show nuts & bolts of their construction. I also like the fact that the more I learn, the more detail I want to know. I don't see a downside to the characters or storylines. Keep up the great work.
Love the fact that the authors work hard to show nuts & bolts of their construction. I also like the fact that the more I learn, the more detail I want to know. I don't see a downside to the characters or storylines. Keep up the great work.
October 30, 2019
Once again, the ever expanding Aeon 14 Universe fulfilled my expectations in "Tau Ceti" It was a little slow at first, but what did I expect, with a 13 light year trip ahead of the crew. Action picked up and we met new characters.
Thanks for keeping the light alive!
Thanks for keeping the light alive!
November 24, 2018
A very good book; well written and interesting throughout". I look forward to the next in the series.
December 10, 2018
Excellent book!
Another good story. I really enjoy reading these books. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
Another good story. I really enjoy reading these books. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.
January 13, 2019
Love it
There is not enough words to describe how amazingly is to take our two fearless leaders and see how and why they are such good friends. This book has it all
There is not enough words to describe how amazingly is to take our two fearless leaders and see how and why they are such good friends. This book has it all
October 28, 2024
HEA
Another HEA for this book, or rather a "Happy For Now" ending, since there is more to come from this storyline.
Another HEA for this book, or rather a "Happy For Now" ending, since there is more to come from this storyline.
December 3, 2019
The best way to describe this story is with a pebble dropped into the center of a pond. As the ripples spread outward they grow larger and larger, Tau Ceti is like that. But Tau Ceti's ripples grow from the tiniest of pebbles and slowing become a tsunami. Exciting stuff. It's a great story and in their usual artful duet, Lisa Richman and Mal Cooper have created a battle of science and, well, a helluva battle! There are some interesting little details seeded into this story as well, I won't tell, you will have to read it and find them yourself. Some are answers and some are questions, like, who is Charley? Oh it's obvious who Charley is in this story but WHO is Charley? It's just a little detail. You will enjoy this story and just like Proxima Centauri set you up for this story, Tau Ceti will set you up for Epsilon Eridani. A really good story!
December 13, 2018
Well once again we find the team hunting the last remaining missing AIs, but it is never just a simple job. That would be to easy.
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