Have Wormhole, Will Travel
by:
Tony McFadden (author)
Vampires? No Such Thing. Aliens, though, that's something else. They've been here, living quietly among us, since before the Industrial Revolution. Their goal: To ensure we never leave our Solar System. We have a bad habit of wiping out indigenous populations, and theirs is the nearest...
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Vampires? No Such Thing.
Aliens, though, that's something else.
They've been here, living quietly among us, since before the Industrial Revolution.
Their goal: To ensure we never leave our Solar System. We have a bad habit of wiping out indigenous populations, and theirs is the nearest inhabited planet to ours.
So when a scientist at Sydney University harnesses the power of wormholes, making interstellar travel a virtual walk in the park, one of these tall, pale-skinned aliens, Callum, is forced to choose: destroy us, or help us survive the inevitable Armageddon.
8 billion Earthlings, and our survival is in the hands of one guy - alien - meant to wipe us out.
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00E7PJ43S
Publish date: November 1st 2013
Publisher: Tony McFadden
Pages no: 277
Edition language: English
[I got this book from NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.]To be fair, I got it a couple of months ago, perhaps a little more, and should probably have read and reviewed it sooner, but... Oh, well.I liked the basic idea: an alien race has been monitoring Earth (as well as other planets) to m...
A fair read but it could have been better. The book seemed to depend too much on the near constant sci fi pop culture references that peppered the text, rather a solid mythology of it's own.
Today I made acquaintance with author Tony McFadden on Twitter. How did this happen you ask? Well, Tony spammed me. Now let me get this straight. I don´t know Tony. I have never read, rated, or reviewed any of his books. I don´t follow him on Twitter, or elsewhere, nor does he follow me. So why the...
What made me notice this book at first glance was the title, reading the blurb gave me no choice but to request it. This is a really funny book, only trouble is, I don't know if it's supposed to be. The girls and their vampire club running around Sidney stalking two very specific men. Sam the sc...