Solitude: Dimension Space, Book 1
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| Rating | : | 4.35 (961 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B06XGQ7J9Z |
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| Number of Pages | : | 575 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Can Vaughn find a path to space and back? Can Angela - the only person with clues to the mystery behind humanity's disappearance - survive until he does?. Can humanity's last two unite? Separated by the gulf of space, the last man and woman of the human race struggle against astronomical odds to survive and unite. After months alone, Vaughn discovers there is another. Stranded alone on the International Space Station, Commander Angela Brown watches an odd wave of light sweep across the planet. Army Aviator Vaughn Singleton is a highly intelligent, lazy man. From the best-selling author of the Sector 64 Series! Earth's last man discovers that the last woman is stranded alone aboard the International Space Station. Racing against time, he must cross a land ravaged by the consequences of humankind's sudden departure. If you like action-packed novels, you'll love the electrifying action in this apocalyptic thriller. Over the next weeks and then months, Angela struggles to contact someone on the surface, but as she fights t
What can Brown do for you? Sheri Moore Made me read it all in one sitting. Suspenseful with not too much scientific jargon that the storyline got muddled in Vaughns an unlikely overweight knight in astronaut armor and Angela- strong, smart and emaciated. Not what you would expect as a new world Adam and Eve. Oh and loved the mice.. Quick, fun read! Lynne Sadler Tense and compelling, very quick readobviously more to come. One thing really annoyed me, and that was the author's inability to settle for the common pronoun "he", or even just the main male character's name. He seemed to feel it was repetitious and resorted to calling him (the only male left in the world!) (not a spoiler, this is revealed in the synopsis) "the man" or "the astronaut" or "the pilot". It got very tiresome and pretentious, just a clumsy distraction. The story was grippinga "little" far fet. "If you enjoy good scifi, this will not disappoint!" according to AvidAviator. As with his previous works, Dean M. Cole does not disappoint! I flew through his Sector 6If you enjoy good scifi, this will not disappoint! AvidAviator As with his previous works, Dean M. Cole does not disappoint! I flew through his Sector 64 books, and when I was presented with the opportunity to read Solitude, I had to jump on it.The last man on earth is struggling to survive utterly alone, only to find that the last woman alive is barely hanging on while marooned on the ISS, kicking off the rescue mission of a lifetime. Helicopter aviation, near-future developing technologies, NASA - what's not to love?! The author's description of the book as "'The M. books, and when I was presented with the opportunity to read Solitude, I had to jump on it.The last man on earth is struggling to survive utterly alone, only to find that the last woman alive is barely hanging on while marooned on the ISS, kicking off the rescue mission of a lifetime. Helicopter aviation, near-future developing technologies, NASA - what's not to love?! The author's description of the book as "'The M