New Eden

De: Kishore Tipirneni

Narrado por: Lee Goettl

"Einstein was wrong. Light is not the fastest thing in the universe...information is. And everything is information."

After the untimely death of his mentor, Berkeley physicist Joshua Andrews has dedicated himself to finishing his mentor’s life work: Creating entangled particles that can communicate faster than light. When scientific journalist Rachael Miller comes to interview him at his lab, they make an astounding discovery, one as ancient as the universe itself.

During the early moments of the Big Bang, entangled particles were created that spread with the expansion of the universe creating a subatomic communication network - a network that Joshua and Rachael have accidentally tapped into.

This discovery sets the pair off on an incredible journey of revelation that profoundly alters the course of human history and redefines the meaning of life itself. Their journey ultimately leads them to a distant planet, New Eden, a genetically engineered paradise designed to be the new home for humanity.

©2019 Kishore Tipirneni (P)2019 Kishore Tipirneni

Extremely thought provoking and enjoyable story

The author does a great job of using current cutting edge scientific concepts to tell a story that really makes you consider your place in the universe and your own relationships right here.
I was really impressed with the accuracy of how some difficult theories are explained and how they are put into terms that make them easy to wrap your head around.
Great book all around.

pretty good

kept within parameters of intro. seemed scientifically possible within parameters of my scientific knowledge. enjoyable listen. recommend for all Sufi nerds.

Start of a fresh new series worth checking out.

OK, so this one is abit intriguing. An interesting take on the origin of life...raises several spiritual and core questions about humanity, etc. Starts off as a relatively traditional hardcore sci-fi book, and goes off in a variety of fascinating directions. I was looking for something unique in the category, and this offering fell squarely in that slot.

This is a book that definitely "grows" on you over the duration of the listen, and is worth the investment of time and attention. Not a background type of story however...there is a lot going on, and a great deal of landscape set up for the inevitable, and much needed, sequel.

Recommended with no reservations.

new eden

new eden is a wonderful tale that tugs at the heartstrings. it feels like the author broke up his personality and put it into the main characters and seeing them interact is heartwarming

Excellent

A wonderful story line interlaced with many scientific hypothesis. I thoroughly enjoyed listening. Thank you.

Surprisingly Good!

Loved it. The characters were, in some cases "characters" and made me laugh. I especially liked the surprise ending!

Very good concepts but poor execution.

The plot outline and scientific reasoning are excellent/superior. The characters are engaging and interesting. However, the wordsmithing and pacing are mediocre for a professional product.

Great entertaining book

The book was very fast based and kept you sucked in through the whole thing. There were a few cheesy explanations of the "science fact" portions of the book that interrupted the flow a bit. however, I'd still recommend this to anyone looking for a great read.

Great story diminished by boring narration

The narrator just plows through everything with his monotone voice. Dealing with not realizing who is talking is palatable but whenever things get emotional or maybe need to slow down for a moment he just plows through it. He is a good reader but his delivery is so boring it kills a few parts of the story. Right now I am leaving this after a big reveal and his delivery really diminished the scene. If you write another book I would strongly consider different narration. The story itself is absolutely fantastic. Great scientific backing and theoretical science used in the fiction. I don't want to give anything away but solid sci-fi story. Definitely has a feel like it could be the script for a movie. A lot of scenes I consider the badass stuff they could do with special effects to bring this story to life.

Entertaining till the end!

It was a great book that was entertaining to the end. Who are the collective? Awesome story.