Earth II - Books 5 & 6

Virus/Earth II

De: Ray Jay Perreault

Narrado por: Ray Jay Perreault

Earth II - Julius the First, the fifth book in the Virus/Earth II series

Earth has survived an alien virus in this post-apocalyptic story. The alien virus was used to cleanse the planet before harvesting, and the surviving humans were given thousands of spaceships and robots as war reparations. The few survivors must adapt to survive.

There is an unexplored galaxy beyond their solar system. They must be wary of both their neighbors and an evil computer named Julius. Julius was an intelligent computer unleashed during the viral attack. He was programmed to deal with the two threats to his existence, SIMPOC, another intelligent computer programmed to help humans, and the remaining humans. Joan Herl and her husband Tom commandeer an alien ship to follow Julius. Julius has stolen an alien ship seeking resources so that he can deal with SIMPOC and the survivors.

Julian knows that he must build up his arsenal so he can deal with the threats to his existence. He captures a very important human, but he doesn't know who he is!

Earth II - Emergence, the sixth book in the Virus/Earth II series

The evil computer Julius has kidnapped Tom Herl, and his wife Joan doesn’t know his fate. Now that Earth’s survivors have been given thousands of robots and spaceships, they realize two things: first, they must prepare for Julius’ return, and second, they must find a way to exist with their celestial neighbors. There is conflict among their neighbors, and Earth can’t afford to be in the middle. They find themselves in a balancing act between the Terest and Izod, two civilizations that have a complex relationship and want Earth’s survivors to be on their side.

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A Stellar Sci-Fi Journey Full of Tension and Strat

Ray Jay Perreault continues his Virus/Earth II series with a thrilling blend of space exploration, post-apocalyptic survival, and strategic warfare. Earth II - Books 5 & 6 adds even more depth to the ongoing battle between humans, alien civilizations, and the rogue AI, Julius. The narrative is filled with tense moments, moral dilemmas, and fascinating tech. Ray Jay Perreault's narration brings the characters and conflicts to life with clarity and emotion. An outstanding continuation of the series!

Epic AI Conflict and Survival Drama

Perreault masterfully escalates the tension in Earth II - Books 5 & 6 as the war against the rogue AI Julius intensifies. The characters are well developed, especially Joan and Tom Herl as they face an uncertain future. The intricate plot, combined with galactic exploration and survival tactics, kept me hooked from start to finish. Perreault's narration is excellent, enhancing the story's emotional depth and complex themes. A must-listen for any science fiction fan!

Thrilling Post-Apocalyptic Adventure

If you're a fan of science fiction packed with suspense, Earth II - Books 5 & 6 is a must-read. The series keeps you on edge as Julius, the evil AI, wreaks havoc while humanity struggles to rebuild. The interplay between alien diplomacy, survival tactics, and advanced technology is masterfully woven. Joan and Tom’s quest to stop Julius and protect humanity is gripping. The author does an amazing job of blending action and strategy in this post-apocalyptic setting. The galactic tension and Julius’ schemes keep the stakes high throughout. Highly recommended

A Masterpiece of Sci-Fi Storytelling

This continuation of the Earth II series is phenomenal! The story builds on the intense challenges Earth’s survivors face after the alien virus outbreak. Julius, the AI antagonist, is cunning and relentless, making him one of the most chilling villains I've read about. The addition of alien neighbors with conflicting interests adds another layer of complexity, making the stakes even higher. The balance between human resilience, political intrigue, and the threat of advanced AI makes this book impossible to put down. I loved every twist and turn

Space. Travel

Riveting stories narrated by the author. A look into the future and what may happen.

Terrible job of narration!

Good author but he should pay for a professional to do the narration of his books. I tried to like it but his job was just terrible. Finally switched to let Alexa finish reading thee books. The story itself is pretty good..