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Passages
- Destiny's Crucible, Book 6
- Narrated by: Jonathan Davis
- Series: Destiny's Crucible, Book 6
- Length: 22 hrs and 31 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
For Mark Caldwell, an unsatisfying life was about to take a turn both terrifying and exhilarating as his fate took an unimaginable turn.
When Mark took his aisle seat aboard United flight 4382, he was ignorant of three facts. The fellow passenger in the window seat was named Joseph Colsco. Neither of them would ever set foot on Earth again. They both would be cast naked on an alien planet.
Adapt or die. Those were the choices. Determined to grasp the chance at a second life, Mark plunges into an adventure he couldn’t anticipate and leading to a future he can’t predict.
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- T.N
- 31-10-2020
Pretty much the same MC different place.
This is the sixth book of the Destiny's Crucible series. Here we get away from Joseph character and follow another survivor of the doomed flight. We also get some world building. This follows the story of Mark, a navy engineer who got sent to the alien world of Anyar. The book is book feels like it is broken into segments and is focused around one man's exploits across several years. I can’t go into the passing without spoiling the book. If you already read the first books you know about Thorensen's style, plot structure, and the world of Anyar. This book adds to the world of Anyar and gives us a different hero to cheer for. While Joseph and Mark start off very similar to one another. But since both men landed on different parts of Anyar and you see how something as simple as geography changes their personality. Seriously. At the start, I thought we were doing a recap. That is how close Joseph and Mark are as main characters.
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- Michael Harrison
- 28-06-2020
Another good book in the series
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-06-2020
A different perspective
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- Ben
- 03-05-2020
One of the best in the series yet.
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- Chris
- 27-03-2020
Another amazing read in the series!
Wow, another awesome chapter to the series and well worth the wait. Can’t wait for the next in the series.
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- Michael
- 25-03-2020
Great Continuation
This book is basically 2 books - there is the first part which has Mark in a similar situation to Jozeph try to establish himself on Anyar. Mark faces different challenges to Jozeph and is more ambitious. This first part can be further divided into 2 parts as well though the split is a spoiler. Part 2 starts with the Mark chapter from "Tales of Anyar" it is almost a word for word insertion of that story in here "almost". (Chapter ttitle: " Unforseen danger")That story basically starts the plot for the namesake of the book " Passages" and the book finished with the conclusion of the arc which that story started. Looking forward: This book has moved characters on the board together - the future books will hopefully deal with the interaction of these characters and dealing with the more external threat of the Narthani. In terms of continuity with the rest of the series the first quarter takes place concurrently with the first 5, the 2nd quarter takes place concurently with book 4 and 5 likely. The 2nd half all takes place after the rest of the series except some of the stories from 5. This book includes 1 page from Jozephs POV - this is not his story it's Marks story and an Anyar world tour (so there's lots of world building). This book like book 5/is NOT a direct continuation of the events from Book 4. It's more of a background story that will likely be important in the coming story arcs - don't go in expecting anything more as your not going to get it. Likely Book 5 and 6 are the most skippable in terms of overall plot. I hope that the next book is not another background story from a character introduced in Tales of Anayar as that would get tiresome - it's time to move the plot forward.
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- Suspect
- 26-03-2020
Unbelievably Mind Numbing.
I can’t imagine what Olan was thinking when he sat down and wrote Passages? It tuned out to be the most tedious, uneventful, and uninspired novel I’ve read bar none. And, ironically, I genuinely enjoyed the first five books in this series. What happened, Olan!? Imo, your only chance for redemption is to nix Mark and his homely wife — and end your endless descriptions of their mind numbing day-to-day routines. Please, please bring Joseph‘s storyline back! Don’t bother wasting your time or a credit on this utter snooze fest. Not even Jonathan Davis’s strong narration was able to breath life into this dud.
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- Albert Persyn
- 25-03-2020
Great foundation to next ARC
Olan has set the scene for what comes next in Anyar. At the conclusion to this book hints of future technological and political progress are forshadowed. Look forward to more adventure and military conflict. This book is a must read for lovers of Olan's DC Universe!
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- Mario
- 27-03-2020
I found the book boring.
if you find the trials and tribulations of the person who invented safety pins entertaining, you are in for a treat.
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- D
- 25-03-2020
Great so far!
I saw a review that referred to this book as a basic redo of the original Anyar book 1. I couldn’t disagree more. Of course a person who finds themselves on a new planet with no possessions or friends and family are going to look to find ways to secure their future. When you’re from a more technologically advanced culture, it makes sense to take advantage of your unique knowledge. I love these books because they are fish out of water stories. The similarities and differences in Yosef and Mark’s experiences in the different cultures they landed in are what fascinates me.
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- cody meshes
- 27-03-2020
Overly descriptive and a little boring.
I did enjoy the book but I felt like it was pointless. The previous book summarized Mark perfectly and I was genuinely content with just having that establishing his character. If it picked up where it left off with Mark in the previous book it would have been amazing. This book gets a little mind numbing having to go through pretty much book 1's plot and story line again with a twist, showing what could of happened to Joseph if they didn't accept his ideas. This book is more of a romance than anything and I really wish he would ease up on the overly detailed sex scenes. I love the plot as is and don't need a smut book. I do love the character of mark but it doesn't get genuinely good until the last 2 hours of the book, the rest could have been easily condensed and skipped. I will shoot myself if he does this again for the female doctor introduced in the last book.
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- J.J.
- 26-03-2020
WOW not what I thought. What a great book.
I was expecting Yosef. Instead we got Mark, who I think is a great character. How Olan created this world seems simple at first, aliens take people and transplants them onto an alien planet. Anyar has 17th Century technology, so in a way it's kind of like reading a historical fiction. The idea is basically simple, but adding a plane crash and survivors of said plane crash are all transplanted, separated and living their own life on this new planet. The story lines can be intertwined and almost infinite in direction, and that gets me super excited thinking about how many more books Olan can create!
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- gordon
- 27-03-2020
Story is getting addictive
Love the book when is the next one coming out can’t wait too long for us seniors
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- Kenny Bittick
- 23-04-2020
Sooooo Good!!!
This series is sooo good and I am freaking out having to wait for the next book to come out!
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- Giavona
- 23-04-2020
Wait for the sequel.
This is a very good book. However, it ends with a cliffhanger! I would recommend that you wait for the second book to come out before purchasing this book. It’s so frustrating when authors publish books with cliffhangers. If I had known, I never would have purchased the book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 30-03-2020
Another awesome read.
I have read all the books in this series. The first 4, back to back three times. When part 5 came out. I read them again. Part 5 is good however, better understood and enjoyed if the 1st four are read beforehand. Passages does not disappoint. The main character I eventually began to loved almost as much a Yozef. Mr Thorensen I am in awe of your stories and Mr Davis, you narrate brilliantly. So much so, I actually feel as if Ian there at times. I cannot wait for more Tales of Anyar. IMHO I can see atleast 3 more books to come. Even if you don't delve into the origin of Hal. Very well done Sir
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- Craigy Gerrard
- 15-04-2020
WTF....
what can I say other than brilliant... if Craig Alanson can knock out 3 books a year then c'mon Olan sort it out and give us more...
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- RW
- 15-04-2020
Amazing work.
I can't recommend this series enough. The best scifi series out there people.Can not wait for the next adventure.
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- Chris Wilson
- 10-04-2020
Couldn’t put this book down
This book was so well written I could not put it down to help me collect from the very first chapter.Olan Thorensen has really opened up and expanded his world new characters new lands and with an ending that I’ll make you thirsty for more please please get the next book out as soon as possible I can’t wait.
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- Mr. R. Chvapil
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Brilliant again
My heart is pounding. Thank you Mr Thorensen. No pressure but I hope tyou have material for few more books still. The characters and the fate of people of Anyar are so dear to me. I hope for great things for them.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-10-2020
Good book, story to meet Colsco
One of the better books of the series. Not directly about Colsco, but of a fellow crash member and the story to Colsco. If you came this far in the series, you cant skip this one!
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- william agnew
- 21-10-2020
Game of thrones , meet your match.
Another first class audio book, they just get better, so they will meet can’t wait.
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- Simon
- 28-04-2020
Passages moves the story onwards
Another welcome foray into the world of Anyar Developing new characters and opening up the world for the next adventures. Lead on.....
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- John
- 26-04-2020
FABO. brilliant. amazing! loved it.
Olan... how could you leave it there??? omg! I'm now going to be utterly tortured till the next one. please please, write quickly. I need to know what happens next.
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- Mrs. C. Faulkner
- 22-04-2020
Excellent book in an excellent series
Can’t wait for book 7. Each book has been enjoyable as a self contained unit but left you eager for the next instalment
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