Ruins (Origo), by Tucker French
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Two short stories in the Origo universe follow multiple characters on Earth whose paths eventually cross as Earth is reaching its breaking point. Story 1: David Parker and his family prepare to watch the launch of the eight ships destined to save mankind. Story 2: Classified intelligence regarding the New Republic's plan to save the Earth has come to light. Follow Desya as she attempts to capture the stories of the citizens involved in a riot outside of a New Republic headquarters.
Ruins (Origo), by Tucker French- Amazon Sales Rank: #1588505 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-20
- Released on: 2015-03-20
- Format: Kindle eBook
From the Author This is a collection of two short stories centered in the Origo universe. They act as supplemental reading and should answer a few questions the reader may have about what is going on back on Earth as the stories on Origo unfold.
About the Author At an early age, Tucker French fell in love with science fiction upon his introduction to the Star Wars franchise. From there, his imagination took over and he has decided to pursue a life of writing for his enjoyment. Tucker lives an active lifestyle outside of his writing and dabbles in the culinary arts. The young author can be found in the great state of Maryland with his Bengal and his Golden Retriever.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Going a long way! By Ken Martin A complex story line that has that subtle attribute of revealing more of itself on a second and subsequent reads. A difficult thing to achieve for an author but Mr. French does it well! Surprises come from all angles and characters you know, but don't expect, appear at critical moments. I loved this book and strongly recommend it to others. Truly worth reading. But be warned. It will leave you searching for more of Mr. French's work!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Rather not recommendable By tomkus Those are two connected stories set in not so distant future.The world is falling apart, reach people are evacuating two other planets.The rest are rioting and powers to be are not hesitating to shoot at them...Stories look to be incomplete, needing further polishing (in much quantity).It may be consistent with other stories in series, but as standalone ones they are quite queer.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Still good stuff By Alejandra Morales This book is much shorter than the previous two but content-wise it is just as good! The only things that bothered me were how short the stories were and how the first one is in first person while the second is in third. It was confusing to see first person since the first two books were in third. Not sure why, but this bothered me a lot.
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