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In preparation for the first manned mission to Mars, NASA’s latest robotic rover, Mars Prospector, has been sent to the Red Planet to survey potential landing zones. But when something unsettling was captured by the rover’s camera, it triggers a series of disturbing events for Dr. Wayne Parsons and his small JPL rover team that will place into question if we are truly alone in the universe.

©2019 Louis Edward Rosas (P)2019 Louis Edward Rosas Science Fiction First Contact
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My 8 year old and I found ourselves wishing the story was longer and eagerly hope for a sequel! Well written, satisfying Mars sci-fi that leaves you wondering what's possible out there.

Fantastic, enthralling!

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The concept was great...I love the idea of discovering advanced life using rovers, plus I love a good conspiracy. And I like hearing about the scientists of NASA. So the elements are there for a good story. But things seemed to be not quite polished. My biggest issue was the dialog, especially short conversations. I don't know the secret, but some authors can just make these things flow without constantly using "...said Bob." "...said Joe" "... said Bob"It might be possible for the narrator to fix this with clear distinct voices and leave out the "said"s. My other issue was that there seemed to be several good ideas hinted at, but never really developed. I just don't think there was time to develop them in such a short story.

The narration seemed solid, and I can't tell if problems I had with the flow of dialog could have been improved by the narrator or not.

Despite the issues mentioned above, I still enjoyed the story, and would be willing to check out a sequel, although I am not quite sure how a sequel would work.

I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my request in exchange for an unbiased review, which I have voluntarily left here.

Interesting idea, but needs more

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