Earth Prime (The Earth Girl Aftermath Stories) - Sci-Fi Adventure Novel for Teens & Adults - Perfect for Book Clubs & Post-Apocalyptic Fiction Fans
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Earth Prime is the first of two collections of aftermath stories set in the distant future of the Earth Girl trilogy (Earth Girl, Earth Star, and Earth Flight).This collection is set immediately after Earth Flight, and focuses on Jarra, Fian, and the other archaeologists before they head to excavate the alien ruins on Fortuna.Full Contents List:- The End, and the New Beginning – Jarra Tell Morrath (Revised collected edition of the serial previously published on the author’s website.)I Will Be Right Here Waiting – Fian Eklund (Novelette)Twenty Seconds in Ark – Dalmora Rostha (Short story)Full Circle – Lecturer Dannel Playdon (Novelette)Raw Material – Krath Karman (Short story)Balance of Power – Amalie Roche (Novelette)The Real Jerez Rivera – Jerez Rivera (Novelette)Year End 2788 – Lecturer Dannel Playdon (A related short story set eleven months earlier.)
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Janet Edwards is by far my favorite author, and I don't say that lightly. She is somehow able to make extraordinary stories and characters seem like normal people thrown into realistic, but nearly impossible situations, and somehow, this compilation of stories does so even more than previous works! I love how this is a collection of short stories told from different perspectives with distinct narrators in each, yet is completely cohesive and linear in its telling. I love when we get to hear about side characters and their experiences, and the way that she is able to pull in small details from previous stories and books gives a distinctly realistic and cohesive feel to the worlds she creates. Somehow her books, which are full of once in a lifetime happenstances, still feel like they could have happened to anyone, but that her characters just so happened to be the lucky (or unlucky) ones that day.
