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Cyberdrome
by Joseph Rhea and David Rhea
Human minds are trapped inside a digital universe.
One man has a daring plan to rescue them.
One problem: Who will rescue him?
A familiar shape emerges from the darkness – a large, metallic gray sphere held up by eight piston-driven legs sprouting from its top. While he should be terrified, Alek is strangely fascinated by the Spider as it draws closer – it’s more than a robot, it’s a living machine. And like most living things, it’s not alone…
Alek Grey is a programmer who specializes in preventing break-ins to secure computer systems. When a company owned by his estranged father calls him in after their system is compromised, he is shocked to learn that his father is one of over forty people trapped in a revolutionary new form of neural interface. When an attempted rescue mission goes horribly wrong, Alek realizes that there is only one way to save the people he loves.
And that might mean risking the fate of humanity itself.
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This book received consistent five star ratings from readers at Amazon.com
New sci-fi novels explores Earth’s mysterious past
With Ethan: Site 39 by Otis V. Goodwin launches his new sci-fi series set in a distant future where mysterious Site 39 holds the secrets of Earth’s past; Site 39: Blue Orb, his second book in the series, is also available
Ethan: Site 39
Ethan: Site 39 by Otis V. Goodwin is the first in a new four-part science fiction series set thousands of years in the future. More than 5,000 years removed from a near-complete devastation of the planet, Goodwin’s novel writes of Earth’s inhabitants that have lost all record of life before the destruction – until a young farmer makes a startling discovery that leads him to Site 39.
“The series blends real science with dramatic themes to tell a story,” Goodwin says. “It discusses how humankind is an important but tiny element in the grand scheme of things, and even our universe is but a small part.”
While exploring a mesa near his farm, Ethan MX163 finds a tiny artifact from the Old Earth civilization. The discovery is the first tangible evidence found of a forgotten society since a small colony of Alpha Centaurian humans landed on earth three generations before. Ethan’s discovery soon leads him and his fiancé, Laine, to Site 39, a treasure-trove of unexplained mysteries that reveal Earth’s dangerous past. Exploring Site 39’s ancient contents lead Ethan, Laine and their friends through a maze of surprises with promises of greater adventures and challenges to come.
Ethan: Site 39 is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
Site 39: Blue Orb
Sci-Fi Sequel Fuses Futuristic Asteroid Mission with Reality
Site 39: Blue Orb by author Otis V. Goodwin III travels to space for the second time to save Earth.
The adventure and science-fiction novel Site 39: Blue Orb by Otis V. Goodwin, III is a follow-up to his first book, Ethan: Site 39, which Goodwin says he created due to reader demand.
The fictional Site 39: Blue Orb story line is set in the 22nd century around a cast of characters called on to carry out a mission in the center of the Milky Way Galaxy after an asteroid destroyed nearly all of Earth’s civilization – and before history repeats itself 5,000 years later.
But in reality, the underlying threat the impact of an asteroid could have on our planet today, says Goodwin, is “seriously on the minds of scientist and government personnel…the parallel between the Site 39 series story line and my life is experiencing things and events during my adult career in military missile and space programs of the United States that I could only imagine as a youngster.”
About the Author
Otis V. Goodwin is a retired contract specialist in missile and space aeronautics programs with the federal government. A native of Birmingham, Ala., Goodwin earned degrees in history and business before concentrating on science as a career. A grandfather of seven, he resides with his wife Elizabeth in Poulsbo, where he is at work on the rest of the Site 39 series. Goodwin’s second novel in the series, Site 39: Blue Orb is now available.
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