Cosmic Eliminator
The Quest, Book 1
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Brad McDowell
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Leonard Cernik
About this listen
Ceua is an ordinary man working an ordinary job day in and day out, dealing with incompetent bosses. As far as he is concerned, there is nothing more to this world than his mundane existence.
Everything changes when late one night, he is visited by two entities from across space who reveal to him the secret workings of the universe and the technology needed to explore it.
Enlightened with knowledge and power above anyone else, Ceua is thrown into a quest of both science and faith and must come to terms with the fact that he, his princess, and his new family have a destiny far beyond the confines of Earth.
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- Tony Adams
- 06-06-16
An excellant story with many interesting plots!
Cosmic Eliminator has a series of interesting story lines including religious, corporate intrigue, extraterrestrial entities, space travel and human extra sensory perception. Unlike many science fiction novels, it does not concentrate on military and interplanetary battles. Instead it deals with the way one man handles extra-ordinary events happening to him and his family. If you like science fiction that concentrates on a man's adventurous life, you will enjoy this novel.
The author tells the story in a straight forward systematic manner that does not jump around in time, making it easy to follow the plot. I like this kind of straight line writing.
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