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Arrival (The Kyron Invasion) Hardcover – August 16, 2021
Jasper T. Scott (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
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THEY HAVE ARRIVED.
2150 AD:Chris Randall just lost his job as a bodyguard. That night, after picking up his wife, Bree, from her shift at a local casino, he breaks the bad news.
Moments later, thunder cracks the sky, but there’s no lightning. Flaming debris rain across the valley, and a dark mass goes sailing out of the clouds, headed straight for LA.
It’s not one of the Union’s starships, because they can’t defy gravity like that. But then what is it?
The answer chills both Chris and Bree to their cores: it’s an invasion.
They have to pick up their kids and get away from the city. But the Randalls soon discover that nowhere is far enough away to keep them safe.
- Print length302 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateAugust 16, 2021
- Dimensions5.5 x 0.95 x 8.5 inches
- ISBN-13979-8458089135
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- ASIN : B09CRH6D1B
- Publisher : Independently published (August 16, 2021)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 302 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8458089135
- Item Weight : 1.01 pounds
- Dimensions : 5.5 x 0.95 x 8.5 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,433,782 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #7,245 in Colonization Science Fiction
- #7,611 in Galactic Empire Science Fiction
- #7,810 in Space Fleet Science Fiction
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Jasper Scott is a USA Today bestselling author and three-time Kindle all-star. With more than thirty sci-fi novels and over a million copies sold, Jasper's work has been translated into various languages and published around the world.
Jasper writes fast-paced books with unexpected twists and flawed characters. He was born and raised in Canada by South African parents, with a British heritage on his mother's side and German on his father's. He now lives in an exotic locale with his wife, their two kids, and two Chihuahuas.
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I appreciate the author having a rating system telling you what's in the book AFTER you already get it....
I'm just really really disenfranchised with this whole coy movement where no one tells you anything about the book so you can make an informed decision.
Never will I ever read a 1st person perspective book. Ever. They try to impose someone else's thought structure as my own and I incredibly dislike it. This is why I like having the ability to thumb through a book first.
If I had been in a store this would've been placed immediately back on the shelf once I opened and saw the style.
Really getting disenfranchised by Amazon Kindle as a whole these days. You're ruining the market.
Arriving home, he finds his mother and children watching the news broadcast describing an Alien Invasion taking place in L.A. and the surrounding area. Running outside he looks up and sees Alien craft flying across the sky, dropping bombs on the neighborhoods.
And this is just the first few pages of this gripping story of an Alien Arrival. To find out what happens next and what these Aliens want you will have to sit down and read. Be forewarned, you will find this book hard to put down.
What comes after the Arrival?
When the Southern Californians realize that there is an invasion and try to head for the hills, their save-their-family plans are effective as an EMP pulse disables all vehicles. Sometimes the un-lug/plug-back-in strategy works so a few people can move out. The aliens who appear to be flocks of birds from a distance easily find and eliminate most resistance. Some aliens who look like hippopotamuses with laser weapons and sharp teeth "clean up" many of the stragglers. The leaders of the united world are captured; those who live have strings attached and a strange helmet. They encourage everyone not to resist.
In the space of a few days, a virus changes people into a different life form - not as attractive in appearance, strength and beliefs as when they were humans - devastating to other family members. Their ear stalks are off-putting and their new diet of raw meat - human or other - is frighting. The adults of the Randall and Pearson family try to survive; this is the basis of the first book of the Kyron Invasion.
Chris Randall, who used to be a space soldier until robots took over his job, almost single-handedly protects, the combined families. Soldiering through the pain of laser burns and broken ribs, Chris does an admirable job of defending his extended family as they try to avoid detection. This sets up a military science fiction sequence that can't be satisfied with just book one. Readers should plan to sign up for the exciting, quick-moving series. In spite of the technology, the human reactions make the actions seem credible.
also I can share my love of sci-fi with my 14 yr old son on the car with out a bunch of porn like scenes...
After his thoughts on a raise from his employer are crushed, it’s an especially long ride to pick up his wife from her hostess job in their ancient truck. He breaks the news to her and with a severance, it still means hard times are ahead. Home is supposed to be your sanctuary but when objects enter our atmosphere and start destroying the cities, Chris knows it’s time to get out of dodge. So begins the terrorizing Kyron invasion and the birth of the resistance.
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If the people who made the film "Jack Reacher" with Tom Cruise in the leading role, wanted to make this film, then Dwayne Johnson would be top of their hiring list.
The alien invasion is not particularly unique, but is otherwise quite well done. The aliens themselves are nothing special except in their prioritization of what needs to be attacked. A lot of effort on day 2 of world domination goes into chasing a few pretty ordinary adults and their children in the middle of nowhere. As for the DNA changing infection - planning to arrive on a planet and infect the population by biting them seems a technologically stunted approach. Zombaliens......
If the aliens are a bit daft, then it's a good thing they are only after daft humans. Our survivors live in a logic free environment where the expectation of evading the alien attack craft by switching your lights off seemed unreasonably optimistic, applying quarantine protocols to alien infected people and not those carrying them around for hours and the intermittent EMP that ruined far less electronic goods than in your regular apocalypse. At one point they talk about scavenging for supplies, but when they move from one house to another, they don't take any of their current supplies with them. Americans are renowned as wasteful.
Generally, the characterisation was pretty shallow (this may be resolved in the sequels) and for all Chris's dashing around and shooting, I failed to care about the various victims that fell under Chris's responsibility.
In summary; it wasn't bad, but it wasn't exciting or particularly interesting and, for me, relied on playing out the familiar in slightly unusual settings.
If I can get a free copy of book 2 (as advertised at the end of this book) I will, else I won't spend any more money on this superdad story.


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