The Enigma Cube
Alien Artifact, Book 1
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Dan Bittner
About this listen
A riveting near-future thriller. Brilliant, surprising, and unforgettable. From the NY Times best-selling author whose books have sold over a million copies.
"Richards is an extraordinary writer" (Dean Koontz) who can "keep you turning the pages all night long." (Douglas Preston)
An alien object with breathtaking capabilities. And a life-and-death struggle for the future of humanity.
Dr. Kelly Connolly is part of a top-secret team studying the most important find in human history - the Enigma Cube, an alien artifact of incomprehensible power. A cube whose technology can catapult civilization to dizzying heights - or destroy it entirely.
After years of failed attempts to unlock the cube's secrets, all hell suddenly breaks loose. Kelly and a black-ops commando, Justin Boyd, are soon fighting against all odds to stay alive, and to keep the cube out of enemy hands.
As the situation quickly goes from bad to worse, Kelly discovers that the cube is far more dangerous than even she had imagined. And that her actions could lead to nightmarish changes to the nature of reality itself.
The Enigma Cube is a masterful thriller. One crammed with breakneck action, unexpected twists, mind-blowing science, and ethical dilemmas listeners will be contemplating long after they've listened to the last minute.
"Richards is a worthy successor to Michael Crichton." (SF Book dot com)
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- 27-03-2022
Ran out of patience
Couldnt finish it. Gave up 1/4 way through. General story, themes and concepts very cool and very intriguing but delivery is just too thick with info dumps, Marty Stu-ing and painfully routine flouting of the show-dont-tell rule. Narration on the other hand is outstanding. I want to look for more books with this narrator.
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