Circle Is Closed

Progeny, Book 2

De: Ray Jay Perreault

Narrado por: Christopher M. Allport

Humanity left Earth a long time ago. They had treated their home planet poorly, and the deteriorating environment forced them to leave. They traveled 189 light years to a faraway world and named it Horizon, respecting the new lives they intended to build. Fortunately, they learned their lessons and treated their new world much better. After over 100,000 years away from Earth, they still revered her and taught their children her beauty. They knew that someday they would return, and hopefully Earth had healed, and she would welcome them back. They finally developed faster than light travel, and the first place they wanted to visit was the home planet of the human race. When a small crew made the trip, they found that Earth was healed and healthy, but they also found changes that surprised them. When they left to return to Horizon, they had more questions than when they left.

©2015 Raymond J. Perreault (P)2016 Raymond J. Perreault

Very enjoyable read

I received a free copy of this audio book for an honest review. This was a very interesting book. I'm not the biggest fan of sifi but I enjoyed this new concept. I am looking forward to listening to the next in this series. I enjoyed the authors writing style very much.

A Riveting Tale of Humanity’s Return

Circle Is Closed is an emotional and thought-provoking story. The journey back to Earth after 100,000 years is beautifully described, and the unexpected surprises keep readers hooked. It’s a perfect blend of nostalgia, hope, and mystery

Good story. but too short.

I liked the story. felt it was too short. hope you make longer stories. will forward to if you make a follow up story

Masterful narration delivered.

Christopher M. Allport’s narration makes this sci-fi journey unforgettable. The story’s exploration of humanity’s return to a healed Earth is both insightful and mesmerizing. A must-listen for genre enthusiasts!

A Thought-Provoking Sci-Fi Journey

Ray Jay Perreault delivers a deeply philosophical and engaging story about humanity’s relationship with Earth, both as a planet and a home. The narrative strikes a balance between hard science fiction and emotional depth. Christopher M. Allport’s narration perfectly captures the reflective mood of the story, making the experience even more captivating. I found myself contemplating the implications of humanity’s return to Earth long after the audiobook ended.

Looking forward to more

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes.

Any additional comments?

I wish it was longer. I was really getting into the audiobook. I can't wait until the next installment is released. This audiobook was given to me for free through Audio Blast for my unbiased review.

Loved it!

great book a lot of Golden knowledge. this book gives deep insight on things maybe you never thought about

loved it

great book. it was easy to follow and learned alot. would definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in improving themselves.

Teasing short story! Very well done.

My rating: 4.5 stars
Audiobook narrator Christopher M. Allport rating: 4 stars

What. A. Tease! How can you end a book like this, Ray?!? This was a really fun short story that is the second book of the Progeny series (though they can completely be read as stand-alone editions). I enjoyed the first one but this one kept me interested the entire way. I suppose I really like books that are about space or take place in outer space so that helps.

I thought the brief character build up was great and the science behind the space travel was very interesting. I did not fully grasp why they were only allowed a 24-hour window into their endeavor but I suppose (in the world that they were in) that they could always come back?

The narration was great and it even included some sound effects which really fit well in the book. I suppose this is supposed to be directly related to the beings of the book Progeny but I really hope there is another book in this series to tie it all together! Again, I liked the bio at the end of Ray Jay.

I received a free copy of this audio book for an honest review.

Return to Earth

This super-short story had a little of everything. Space travel, politics, and of course, the sighting of the planet Earth for the descendents of humans that had left generations ago. This short would definitely whet your appetite for the longer story in the series. I was gifted this from the author.