The Backworlds (Book 1)
In the far future, humanity settles the stars, bioengineering its descendants to survive in a harsh universe. This is the first book in the science fiction series, The Backworlds. Try it for free. A space opera adventure. After the war with the Foreworlders, Backworlders scatter across the...
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In the far future, humanity settles the stars, bioengineering its descendants to survive in a harsh universe. This is the first book in the science fiction series, The Backworlds. Try it for free. A space opera adventure. After the war with the Foreworlders, Backworlders scatter across the remaining planets. Competition is fierce, and pickings are scant. Scant enough that Craze’s father decides to improve his fortunes by destroying his son. He tells his only boy their moon isn’t big enough for them both and gives Craze a ticket for the next transport leaving the space dock. Treated worse than a stranger, like the scuzzbag of the galaxy, Craze is forced to flee his home. Cut off from everyone he knows with little money and no knowledge of the worlds beyond his, he must find away to forge a new life and make sure his father regrets this day.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780615681764 (061568176X)
Publish date: April 10th 2012
Publisher: M. Pax
Pages no: 146
Edition language: English
I just finished The Backworlds by M Pax. Since I read books mainly to escape from my boring reality, I love books that provide such an escape. This one does. I also love characters that are likeable and - you guessed it - these are. The setting is far into the future when many planets have been colo...
It was difficult for me to rate this book because there were a few things I didn't like about it yet there was quite a bit that I did like. I didn't care for the ending, and its not a space opera its just Sci-Fi/ Fantasy. However the author put a lot of effort into creating a story with enough world...
I can't quite put my finger on the reason why I didn't like this book more than I did. It was written and edited well, it had aliens that were interesting to visualize, worlds completely unlike our own, things that normally would take me away from reality and hold me for the duration...but this tim...