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Threshold - eARC
by Eric Flint and Ryk Spoor

When the strange fossil she'd discovered had ended up giving her a trip to Mars, Helen Sutter thought she'd gone about as far as any paleontologist would ever go in her lifetime. But when you've also married A.J. Baker, overconfident super- sensor expert for the only private agency in space—the Ares Corporation—and your best friend Madeline Fathom Buckley is a former secret agent who's just signed on as the chief of security for the newly created and already embattled Interplanetary Research Institute of the United Nations, there's always somewhere farther to go.

The newest discoveries will take her, A.J., and their friends Jackie, Joe, and Madeline to the mysterious asteroid Ceres—and beyond, in a desperate race to Jupiter's perilous miniature system of radiation- bombarded moons. The next gold rush is on—for alien technology, hidden in lost bases around the system. And there are people willing to do anything to get it—even plan the first interplanetary war, four hundred million miles from home!

Published 6/1/2010
SKU: A1439133603
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1. Antti-Juhani on 5/2/2010, said:

Worthy continuation to the series. The book covers several years, so there are some rather large transitions, but they are well enough, and do not detract from the enjoyment. The ending is satisfactory enough but leaves a strong opening for a further sequel.
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2. Giles on 4/20/2010, said:

Very choppy time-line. No real character development beyond what was done in the first book. Too many separate plot elements. The last chapter is full of extremely detailed science while we the reader are posed for a discovery. When the discovery is not forthcoming after slogging through that chapter, its a total let down. The upcoming third book does not entice me at all.
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3. Jack on 4/17/2010, said:

I was forewarned by previous criticisms, so I didn't feel the disappointment at the ending. This series (I pray it's not a trilogy) has such a great story line and potential to be many many books. These two writers like an excellent team, in my opinion
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4. James on 3/9/2010, said:

I have enjoyed every book written by Mr. Spoor and Mr. Flint until this one. I particularly enjoyed the unique and very enjoyable first book. But, this book is not up to par. As noted by another reader the ending is unsatisfactory. It really reads like the classically bad transitional book in a trilogy that should have been just a sequel. I suspect we will see book three shortly after this one.
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5. A. J. on 3/8/2010, said:

A fairly decent book with a most unsatisfactory ending. A pity. It could have been so much more.
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6. Michael on 3/6/2010, said:

I wasn't certain how they could write a sequel but they did a good job of continuing on the story. Good story, strong characters. If it hadn't felt like only half the book it would have received five stars. There were also a few times I almost got whiplash from the unremarked passage of time. I don't know, a date at the beginning of each chapter might have helped a bit. otherwise very good.
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