Foresight: Forgotten Space, Book 1

Genocidal aliens ego manic tech billionaire with hidden agenda space marines and plucky misfit teenagers and a dad of quantum physics and who knows what else have to go and buy book 2 which I plan to do

good story

I enjoyed the writing as it flows very well and is well edited to remove annoying spelling and grammar mistakes. The characters are likeable too and well used. The story-line is a bit cliched though, as lots of other post apocalyptic books have queen-controlled killer-alien infestation plots. And why is it that science only comes up with anti-gravity and faster than light travel when most of the population (and so presumably most of the scientists) are dead and the aliens have almost won! Of course, that's what makes sci-fi fun, so I'm not complaining (and some aliens gave us the new technology anyway apparently, so that's OK). And this book looks like it could develop into a nice story in coming sequels. My only gripe is that it's a bit slow, mostly at the start. Honestly, I was almost 40% through before it got past ship testing and dysfunctional family background. After that there was more action though, and I started to think my purchase worthwhile when they got to London :-)

The apocalypse has arrived in the form of vicious aliens. With a huge number of human casualties world governments finally get their act together, and led by a huge consortium, to construct a fleet of Ark ships, to save part of the population. However the head of the consortium has an alternative plan and he induces our hero to follow it. The story has a slow start but the action soon hots up and has promise - so onto the next book.

Read all the previous books and this one has me eager to read the next . What a fantastic read.

Too early to say for the whole series but interesting enough to read the next book at least. Will see then whether or not to continue.

An addictive series. Original, very well written and a real page turner. It’s quite a while since I’ve read anything this good, not saying what I’ve been reading is bad, just that this is very, very good.Grab the series, you won’t regret it.

A story set in the not too distant future. Earth under attack by savage aliens and a bid to escape the planet. The last paragraph giving a hint of what's to come