Marker Stone Through The Fold Book 1 eBook Paul J Joseph
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There’s trouble on CMC-6 and it’s been brewing for a long time. The golden age of space travel and asteroid mining has ended almost before it began and the bean counters have taken over. Sally Buds’ patients are all suffering from low-gravity syndrome because the Canadian Mining Consortium won’t spring for gravity generators and the miners won’t exercise. On top of this the station might be facing hard times. An expensive mining robot disappeared while surveying a region of space known and KEL-30 or “Kelthy.” The problem was not in replacing the robot, but rather in the fact that the machine reappeared after the replacement had been ordered. How could the station personnel have been so incompetent? But Sally has another question. Where did the probe go when it was out of contact? Where did the strange rock samples come from and why did the images it saw not correspond with known star charts? Her new friend Ian Merryfield, an RAF shuttle pilot, wants to know, too. But the station commander does not. What is in the Kelthy region and why do things disappear there? Is it a hoax intended to scare away claim jumpers or is it the greatest discovery of the twenty-first century? Ian and Sally intend to find out even if it means risking their careers or even their lives. Not knowing would be worse.
Marker Stone Through The Fold Book 1 eBook Paul J Joseph
Not a bad book but it took all of the entire book to get to the action. Add to it that it was a very short read it's blatantly apparent it's the beginning of yet another never ending story spread across multiple books to generate sales. I hope that works for some because I've gone down that road too many times to get sucked in again.Product details
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Marker Stone Through The Fold Book 1 eBook Paul J Joseph Reviews
I stumbled across this book by mistake, I am so glad I did as it is a very good read and got me gripped from the very beginning. If you like this book, you must get the rest of the series.
Marker Stone is the first book in the Through the Fold series and I have been hooked from the word go. I like the characters and Paul's storyline. Give Marker Stone a try, I don't think you will regret it.
The author has created a compelling universe with complex characters in Marker Stone. Sally and Ian work well together to solve the mystery of the missing ship in this book. Sally is a thoroughly enjoyable protagonist to follow in the series. I highly recommend this and each of the books in the Through the Fold series.
Marker Stone (Through The Fold)
Marker Stone twist & turns make it hard to stop listing keep the excitement coming. Give me more of Into the Fold, I am hooked.
If you are looking for a thriller with lots of twist and turns that keep you guessing and gives you background that parallel the story.
I strongly recommend that you checkout Through The Fold Series either paperback, Podio Books or Audio E-Book on you won't be sorry. Here are the Podcast I have listen to Marker Stone, Homesick, Web of Life and Splash Down. Splash Down is the most recent one I just finish listening to I know I am going backwards but I am going to listen to Web Of Life now.
Great Job!
Linda,
Great prequel to the series This one isn't the best, but still a solid story. Great setup for Homesick!
It is unethical to keep some secrets. This book is well worth reading and was fascinating to me because of the implications for business ethics placed in the setting of mining in outer space. What if a mining company not only ignores safety hazards to its workers, but hides crucial discoveries from its own workers. Not all discoveries are benign, and hiding the truth may be risky--or it may be hiding the most important discovery in the history of mankind. The corruption in the company reminds me of some of the case studies I use in my business ethics class, and outer space makes for an exotic setting to explore these issues.
Overall this book flows fairly naturally, but the dialogue could be better and the description is uneven. Unlike one reviewer, I found the pace about right. I'd give it about 3.5 stars, which I've rounded up to 4. Its merits outweigh its defects, and I recommend it for people interested in science fiction as well as people interested in ethical issues in business.
Sally Buds is the doctor on an underfunded and rather ill-equipped asteroid mining station full of gravity sick miners. She doesn’t get along with the station chief, LaValley, but in some ways his hands are tied with the steep budget constraints. She confides in Ian Merry Field, a shuttle pilot, about the records from a lost ore shuttle that mysteriously returned from the Kelthy region. There is something very odd and plenty of people don’t want Sally and Ian poking their noses into this mystery.
This was a fun story with lots of great tech. In many ways, this was a pretty straight forward story, which let me sink into it quickly, sit back, and enjoy it. Jackie, Sally’s significant other back on Earth in Santa Fe, provides a key piece of info for Sally and Ian in their investigations.With that, Ian and Sally go on a secret mission to figure it out. What they find is one of the biggest discoveries of humankind.
I’m not big on romance, so I was glad to see that it didn’t really play a role in this story. When I read the description and saw we had Sally and Ian thrown together, I was worried we might get distracted with some soppy romance. But never fear! Both Ian and Sally have other romantic ties, so they were able to focus on the mystery at hand. Yay!
I liked all the geeky, science bits tossed in. Plus we get all this cool tech for exploring and mining the asteroid belt. Also, the Canadian Mining Consortium was not the good guy we all expect from friendly, polite Canadians! This was great because we need more Canadians trying to take over the universe. Muwahahahahahaha!
I listened to this book for free on Podiobooks.com.
Narration The author, Paul J. Joseph, narrated his own story and it was pretty good. He was consistent in his voices and accents. While he was not quite as good as a seasoned professional, I have listened to far worse. The production was really good – volume was consistent, no mouth noises. There was perhaps 1 repeated sentence in the entire book.
Not a bad book but it took all of the entire book to get to the action. Add to it that it was a very short read it's blatantly apparent it's the beginning of yet another never ending story spread across multiple books to generate sales. I hope that works for some because I've gone down that road too many times to get sucked in again.
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