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The Eurynome Code: The Complete Series: A Space Opera Box Set by [K. Gorman]

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Get The Eurynome Box Set, featuring all six books in the amazon bestselling series. Like Firefly? Can't get enough Killjoys? Then this series is for you. 1500+ pages of high-octane space opera action.

Karin Makos lives a lie. Genetically engineered from birth and raised in a scientific compound to gain unnatural powers, she has since escaped and built a new life hidden from those who created her. For her, the chance to pilot a small-time scrounging vessel to remote corners of space is the dream. After years on the run with her sister and enduring the constant paranoia of living planet-side, going off-radar gives her exactly what she wants: freedom.

In a single night, that dream is shattered.

A system-wide attack decimates humanity, and the few insubstantial clues they have point straight back into her past and the horrors it holds. Plagued by strange dreams of her sister and a sense of growing danger, Karin and the crew of the Nemina must race desperately across space to find their loved ones—and answers.

So starts The Eurynome Code, a fast-paced space opera in the same veins as Firefly, Killjoys, and Battlestar Galactica. Like strong, snarky leads, high-octane action, and twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat? Then this series is for you. Get all six books in this one omnibus!

Books included in the set:
Book 1: Black Dawn
Book 2: Renegade
Book 3: Blood Ties
Book 4: World Shift
Book 5: Awakening
Book 6: Deus

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May 18, 2021
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08XJVP1P9
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Aethon Books (May 18, 2021)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 18, 2021
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 6439 KB
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Best Sellers Rank: #56,451 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #462 in Genetic Engineering Science Fiction (Books)
- #526 in Space Exploration Science Fiction eBooks
- #563 in Exploration Science Fiction

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K. Gorman

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K. Gorman is a Science Fiction and Fantasy author from Western Canada with a love for most things nerd. When she's not writing, she can be found devouring books, movies, television series, and the occasional video game.

Interested in story updates? Feel free to pop her a message on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/kgormanauthor

You can also get a free Eurynome Code story by signing up to her mailing list! http://kgorman.ca/new-home/subscribe/

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Mike Whitfield

Excellent read, very original

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2021

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This is a huuuuge read, but I made it through. I’ve read books about manipulation of quantum energy of course, and books about duplicating magic with technology, but this series remained fresh and original for me. I never got a sense that this was rehashed, or even that the author was intentionally stretching out the story to make six books. Progression is slow, of course, considering that it takes six books and thousands of pages to resolve. But it remained interesting and engaging. Even though the pace is slow, it works.

The characters are uniformly engaging as well. There are a couple who are pretty one dimensional, but they get very little focus. The Shadows of course are one dimensional, or at least two dimensional, but even they manage some character growth arc as a species. And they are perhaps the most non-human nonhumans I’ve read. Motivations are typically complex, and while alliances can shift and perspectives change, they are deftly handled and never feel forced or artificial.

The settings are varied, as they have to be for six books, and interesting if often not thoroughly fleshed out. Most often the emphasis is on the characters rather than the setting, but some settings are detailed and function more or less as characters themselves. Where it serves the plot threads, the author does an excellent job of creating highly atmospheric settings.

In spite of the length, there were no elements which I found to be jarring, boring or mood-breaking. Overall, if one is up for six books of high fantasy/far future scifi, then I highly recommend this set.

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Robert T. Locastro

How many vales can cloud your mind?

Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2021

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This complete series is very hard to pit down! If your want to exercise your mind these book can do this. Enjoy a great read!!!

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John Court

Hard-core sci-fi for hard-core sci-fi readers.

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2022

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This was one of the longest novels I have read in a long time. Generally it seems that with a novel of this length that at some point the author loses my attention with too much unnecessary info and I put it down and find something else to read. Not so with this one. It has a great ending with potential for a follow-up novel. And the author didn't really leave any loose ends for the reader to wonder about. Seriously, it took me almost three weeks to read it and I'm kinda sorry it had to end. K. Gorman, y'all did a great job with this novel and I look forward to reading some more of your work! Keep it up!

Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2021

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I am 60. Have read hundreds of Sci fi books, particularly space operas. Ms. Gorman wove a fantastic and funny story that I could not put down. Terms from my adulthood were woven in gracefully, a few characters who seem to have grown up alongside me, joking through a very unique storyline that belies a remarkable imagination in Ms. Gorman's head. Kudos. I look forward to reading her other work.
Please, enjoy this series, especially if you ever waited outside a nightclub in the cold waiting to boogie.

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Stephen R Pell

I feel as though I was part of the crew

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2021

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The story takes the reader on a long and intricate journey. This is an epic adventure in every sense of the word.

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Sparky Patriot

This one kept me up a night

Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2021

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There is some fluff, however all in all an excellent sci fy series. The characters were well and consistently delivered. The plot was very interesting and demanded continued reading. The ending was not rushed or disappointing. I will be looking at other offerings from the author.

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The Truth Sets You Free Be Honest In Your Reviews!

great set of books

Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021

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The beginning it was a little slow and hard to follow the technology into a believable sense. I’m glad I stuck with the book because as it went on it went off in many different angles and became very enjoyable. I highly recommend the book to anyone.

Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2021

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Story is well written. It keeps you interested from the beginning to the end. I would recommend it to anyone who likes science fiction stories.

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Dave K

good romping scifi adventure with great characters and interesting storyline

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 3, 2022

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K Gorman's craft skills are very good, as is her storytelling.

The characters are sympathetic and easy to root for. The female leads and supporting characters are strong. The guys less so.

Writing the review I wanted to write would need spoilers so here is a pretty much 'spoiler free' version;

The author feeds information about the characters and their worlds steadily - no info dumps - but at a rate that stops you getting too confused or bored. Many future plot developments are hinted at as the storyline develops and revealed/explained at the appropriate times. The main protagonist's journey is the most radical in terms of character change that I've seen in a while, but each change is necessary to move the story forward and is explained clearly (and concisely :-) ) at the appropriate stage in the story.

The goodies are not 'goody goody' (one is a psychopathic super soldier assassin, but you can't help but love her) and the baddies aren't evil stereotypes. A good baddy should genuinely believe that he is a goody - doing things for all the right reasons. The storyline is so good that exactly who the goodies and baddies are can take you by surprise

We are taken through several different worlds in multiple dimensions but care is taken to justify the whats and wheres so we aren't left too confused. Much explanation and back story is in the form of dreams that the protagonist has that slowly meld into dimension hopping where what seems like a dream isn't. The military play an important role (four factions/empires) but their weaponry isn't outlandish; same with the technology - blasters and spaceships require a warming up time - no FTL engines but a few strategic 'gates' exist. The number is limited so that different parts of the human occupied space are not easy (or impossible) to just go to on demand;

A (actually the) major theme is genetic modification and this is handled well; time is taken to explore the impact on the 'recipients' of the genetic experimentation - both physical and psychological. For example the protagonist appears to be a 'human flashlight' - her sister a super-soldier assassin!

A couple of things niggled me a bit at the start - but I very soon got used to them and actually they made me smile; Interpersonal communication several centuries hence appear to revolve around eyebrows! They are raised singularly or in pairs, supported by various degrees of brow scrunching and head tipping as a response almost anything that's being said or is going on in the vicinity. Romantic relationships seem to exist at the hand holding, cuddling and kissing on the forehead (or top of the head when you boyfriend is much taller than you). Then out of the blue you can have full blown recreational sex! The latter is not at all explicit.

One warning ... the 'f-word' is used a lot in dialogue, but it isn't gratuitous; the characters use the 'f-words' that are relevant to their psychological responses to situations happening around them and so feels 'in character'.

Finally, something that seems rare in SciFi and Fantasy these days, is that the series has a proper ending. No cliffhanger to milk you of more money in a 'Neverending Story' The ending was complete and tied up the multiple strands admirably. Admittedly there are six books in the series, but the story is so complex that it needs space (no pun intended) to prevent it being confusing; the quality of writing is such that I didn't want to start skipping parts - I just enjoyed the whole journey.

JohnC

Good story,but dragged out.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 15, 2021

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I thoroughly enjoyed the story line and most of the characters, but why did it take so long to tell the tale? I am not a fan of random flashbacks and over use of dream sequences, far to many in this tome. I will think long and hard before delving into another of the authors books.

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Muskrat

Went on forever

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 26, 2022

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Can’t believe I finished it. Poor quality with lots unexplained and long periods of nothing happening and then lots of unnecessary violence from the ordinary person turned super hero/god. I really don’t know why I read all of it - blame lockdowns

Monty

Starts well...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 19, 2021

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The first couple of books are very good and hold your interest but then the next 3 just drag. Ideas seem to get replaced with fluff and swearing.
Having persevered I've decided to put it on pause midway through book 5.

miAmazon Customer

Epic futuristic saga

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 13, 2022

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Super long futuristic space saga that didn't lose speed despite the length of the series that describes interdimensional travel and how humans can be made into virtual gods. A truly interesting read.

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