Ian Fraser

Eden's Gate (The Arcadia Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A DISASTER IN SPACE. A BILLION-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY. A DESPERATE BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL. INCLUDES THE BONUS ARCADIA SERIES STORY THE FIRST HARVEST

The luxury starliner Aurora is heading for disaster: a Martian transport is on a collision course - and a saboteur has ensured there's not a thing the crew can do to stop it. As the ship disintegrates around them, investigator Ben Floyd teams up with third officer Luana Lee to lead the survivors to safety aboard the last remaining lifepod. With limited supplies, their only hope is a forbidden asteroid six weeks away. What awaits them is a mystery beyond anything they could have imagined, and a desperate fight to escape the darkest forces the terran military can muster. A reckoning will come: the greatest threat Earth has ever faced is approaching, and it is time for humanity to fight back. Floyd must lead the search to find other races: races powerful enough to challenge the might of the enigmatic Arcadians. Mankind is now an endangered species. ​ An enthralling, fast-paced sci fi adventure that creates a rich, vibrant galaxy full of memorable characters, wondrous possibilities, and terrifying dangers.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ian Fraser
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393048664
• Artikelnr.: 60940568

Autorenporträt

Ian Fraser was born and raised in Kent, South East England, and spent much of his adult life around London and the home counties before moving to Scotland in 2014.

In the past, he's picked cabbages on a farm and got a tractor to do a wheelie (don't try this at home), worked in various printers' where he played chicken with forklift trucks (don't try this either), pretended to be a 'people person' at an airport (definitely don't try this), and made spectacles badly in an opticians.

He now writes full time at his home in rural Aberdeenshire, where he lives with Judy, his partner, an itinerant pigeon named Graham and the mouse that lives under his shed.