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Lost in Transmission

Queendom of Sol, Book 3

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Lost in Transmission

By: Wil McCarthy
Narrated by: Matt Godfrey
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Exiled from immortality!

Brash and idealistic, they were rebels without a cause in a world governed by science, reason...and immortality. Banished for their troubles to the starship Newhope, they now face a bold future: to settle the worlds of Barnard’s Star. Now King Bascal Edward de Towaji Lutui, former prince of the Queendom of Sol, together with Captain Xiomara “Xmary” Li Weng and her lover, first mate Conrad Mursk, face a perilous voyage with thousands of their fellow exiles. The journey will last a century, but with Queendom technology it’s no problem to step into a fax machine and “print” a fresh, youthful version of yourself. But what this crew of rebels will find is far from the paradise they seek. Before long, their optimistic young colony has started to show signs of strain. And worst of all, death itself has returned with a vengeance.

©2004 Wil McCarthy (P)2021 Recorded Books Adventure Fiction Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Royalty Outcast
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All 5 books are witty, philosophical and very good writing. The final book in the series strays into fantasy territory, which I dont have time for, but worth reading as it completes this epic; and again, the writing is good.

excellent (all 5 books)

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