The Jollet Procedure

The Roo Raka Cycle #2

by Ray Adams

After the events of The Forcek Assignment, Poonsar is left devastated by the fate of his captain, Roo Raka, and retreats to his homeworld under a dark cloud of depression. Bo Dans and the rest of the crew of the Lady Julian meanwhile go in search of a new strategy to combat the Memm. Does the answer lie outside the Federation with a rogue scientist? How will they extract this scientist from the clutches of the Committee? And will Poonsar be able to fight through his mental anguish and rejoin them in their mission?

101 pages, Paperback

First published December 26, 2020

About the author

An avid reader of sci-fi and fantasy since his early years, Ray Adams has yearned to be a writer since childhood. A passion for political and philosophical debate, as well as the arts in all its forms, and a strong personal interest in mental health issues, shapes the worlds he is bringing to life in his sci-fi. The Roo Raka Cycle, the third and final installment of which was completed in 2021, was his first trilogy. His fifth book From Within, A Darkness is out now.

He writes under the big skies of Norfolk, England.

Reviews

[Adam Manning · Rating 4 out of 5]

I thoroughly enjoyed part 2 of the Roo Raka Cycle from science fiction author Ray Adams. Following on from the enormously fast pace of the first volume finds the author spending more time with some of the other characters, and this is greatly to the reader's benefit. We enjoy time with the characters even when they're not in one of the set piece action sequences, and the author's writing brings their world to life, so that the reader feels they really are involved in the story. Looking forward to reading part 3!

[Dylan West · Rating 4 out of 5]

I missed Roo Raka

Well written, just like book one. The funk that Poonsar sinks into is well portrayed and truly sad, but lingered on a bit longer than I'd like. There were some interesting reveals at the end, and now I'm catapulted into book three...

[Steve Gargly · Rating 5 out of 5]

The cycle #2 "Poonsar"

The fast moving sequel, reminiscent of old sci-fi serialisations of yester year with a modern feel of fantasy with political tensions. I enjoyed this as much as #1 but has the edge.