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Second Contact: The Seeds of Orion

Contact Series, Book 2

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Second Contact: The Seeds of Orion

By: Kenneth E. Ingle
Narrated by: Gene Engene
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Second Contact, The Seeds of Orion is the second book of a series that sets out the spread of mankind and Orion’s descendants into the galaxy. It takes the listener on a journey of the human race to new worlds. From populating one planet to expanding into the universe and, as it has for thousands of years, doing what it had to do to survive.

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Is this a space opera or spy novel?

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Maybe. I don't know. About two thirds the way threw it went from space opera to spy novel, and a boring spy novel at that.

Would you ever listen to anything by Kenneth E. Ingle again?

Probably not.

What aspect of Gene Engene’s performance would you have changed?

The story just doesn't flow. Huge things happen that get very little explanation and really little things happen that last entire chapters.

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