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Discovery of the Saiph

Saiph, Book 1

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Discovery of the Saiph

By: P. P. Corcoran
Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer
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The TDF Marco Polo embarks on its maiden voyage outside Earth's solar system, leading to the discovery of an extinct civilization destroyed by orbital bombardment. Deep underground is a mysterious library of alien secrets.

The Terran Republic unravels the clues, forcing its politicians, scientists, navy, and marines to engage in an epic journey of space exploration, space battles, and combat behind enemy lines. They must rally their forces to defend the Earth as they discover The Others are coming.

©2014 PP Corcoran (P)2015 Tantor Classics Fantasy Fiction First Contact Military Science Fiction Transportation

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Enjoyable sci fi

This was easy listening science fiction exploring a new angle (for me) on evolution of our species. A lot of the concepts such as fold space and use of comms drones as weapons I have heard before

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Simple and enthralling

This is another one of those surprisingly well thought out stories.
I admit it is simple in its development and does hold that idea of “If we could all just get along look what we could achieve”!
A good listen to the end of this instalment.

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well paced futuristic story that believable realistic

just finished listening to "expeditionary force" by Craig Alanson. and this up there. was only missing the in story humour, but still interesting

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Poorly read and just not very interesting. Not my thing I suppose. The attempt at a Scot’s accent made me want to scream.

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