Prophet: The Chronicles of Daan: Book 2

by D Ward Cornell

The Chronicles of Daan continue!It’s been five years since a treatment for Doffenplod Acquired Genetic-disorder Syndrome (DAGS) became available, the aliens retreated, and the reunification began. Soon the quarantine will be lifted, and the economic boom on Jaredaan will begin.But Jared’s exploration of the Mystery reveals a darkness looming on the horizon. Worried that the aliens are up to something, he directs his focus on narrowing the gap between human and alien technology.A series of discoveries are made, then the game is on.Join Jared and his rag-tag team of misfits as they engage in the race of a lifetime, one in which the fate of humanity hangs in the balance

Genres: Science Fiction

452 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 19, 2021

Reviews

[Emz · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found the premise of the book intriguing and captivating, but unfortunately, the execution fell short of my expectations. Although I enjoyed the overall story, I couldn't help but feel that the characters lacked depth and chemistry. They were portrayed as overly nice and well-mannered, to the point of being somewhat bland and uninteresting. Their perfection felt unrealistic. I felt if they were to fall into a barrel of manure they'd come out smelling like roses!

Furthermore, I believe the author delved into excessive detail on insignificant matters. The book could have been much shorter without compromising its quality. By eliminating the mundane and unnecessary elements, the story would have remained compelling. It brings to mind the adage, "war is long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of sheer terror." In this case, the book seemed to have long periods of tedium interrupted by fleeting moments of excitement.

Overall an enjoyable and entertaining read.

[Keith · Rating 4 out of 5]

Intense

As with book 1, the storyline deftly weaves science and meta sciences into a complicated and multi-layered social network. Lots of near magical revelations, and just-in-time discoveries ensure the protagonists survive, though not without struggle or some loss. Sci-fi developments cascade from a rather complex, extremely old technological find and yet manage to trump its creator’s science because of the genius of the humans who found it. The book ends by pausing on a positive moment in the overall storyline.

[Steve · Rating 4 out of 5]

Prophet

After reading book one of the Chronicles of Daan, had to read book 2. As with all other books by this author, his expertise with combining fact and fiction to the point where it is difficult to separate them is awesome. His stories are believable and easy to follow, do not miss out on following The Chronicles of Daan, a definite must read!

[Linda Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

So worth waiting for!!

A total delight! But then, all of D Wards books are. Great characterization and an engaging storyline brings a very good evening of fun reading. I do love these characters.

[Christiane · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic sequel

Prophet is a fantastic sequel to The Rise of Daan! The positive tone and the action-packed pages keep the reader engaged and awake into the wee hours of the night. The writing is reminiscent of Dune, by Herbert, and the storyline is compelling and well written.

[Kevin Harrison · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

Loved book one, but second I say just good. I think the mystery that does it. Makes MC to powerful

[Mike Goodman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely Outstanding Science in the Fiction

This story of a electrical engineer with psychic powers trying to protect the humans from an alien invasion is Fantastic.

[David Paul · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

I think this sequel was better than the first book can't wait for the next one. I hope I won't have to wait very long.

[Cathy Mahan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Story

But occasionally hard to read due to all the technological jargon, otherwise I’d have given 5 stars. Jared Daan is a well-developed protagonist.

[Michael R. Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

'Good read

A good read easy to follow the story line. I would recommend this book to anyone who has a interest in SF..

[David Rumptz · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read.
It was a nice follow up to the first book.

[Ed Tinkertoy · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read this so long ago that I don't remember most of it. I know that as I got to other books in the series I just quit as I did not like the story.