The Lost Colony series by Andrew C. Broderick (#3-4)
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Overview: Andrew loves to read and write science fiction. He is captivated by manned spaceflight in particular. He easily extrapolates technologies into the future, keeping his books well-grounded in the hard sci-fi tradition. (This is why the great A.C. Clarke is his greatest influence.) But, his greatest love as a writer is people. Weird, fearful, funny, angry people. He aims to create human stories wrapped in science fiction. Combine this with suspenseful plots and great pacing, and this is a recipe for fantastic, original works. May you enjoy them all!
Genre: Science Fiction
Eden (#3) No man can escape the proof in his actions…
After the heart-pounding experience that nearly destroyed the Atlas and everyone aboard, John Rees wonders just what else could hinder the rescue of the Hercules and her crew. Arriving on the planet Epsilon and finding the abandoned ship on her landing pad, only one thing is chillingly clear. With obvious signs of exposure to a massive EMP before disappearing into thin air, the Atlas crew struggle to understand the implications of what lies before them.
But when the search takes them into the heart of an ancient lost city, John realizes that some answers lie beneath the surface, with traces left behind that suggest a strange alien race is the cause. John only has one chance to prove to everyone that he can do the impossible: find a way to send an entire ship through solid rock.
Can John discover the secrets to accomplish the impossible? Or will he give up in the face of the powerful opposition of his commanding officer? Don’t miss Eden! The third book in Andrew Broderick’s new sci-fi adventure, The Lost Colony series!
The God Chamber (#4) Who can triumph when the demons of death awaken…?
After managing the near impossible jump through hundreds of meters of solid rock, John Rees and the crew of the Atlas find themselves in a world unlike any they have ever encountered. Despite the awe of a complete biosphere, John and the others realize that above all else the environment allows for no chance of escape.
But with nothing more a group of sharp minds and the scattered remains of exploration equipment aboard the ship, John and the others find themselves in a deadly situation. With no way to land the Atlas, the ground rotating around them at 380 kilometers per hour and time ticking away for all of them, John and the others have no other choice but to work together and find an ingenious solution.
Can John and the others make use of limited resources and save the lives of their companions? Or will a tragedy prove once and for all that John will never be able to find the peace that he seeks?
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