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Eaters and Overlords - Softcover

Readler, Blaine

 
9780999229620: Eaters and Overlords

Synopsis

In pursuit of an extra credit project for her zoology course, Terri stumbles on three ape-like creatures hiding in a makeshift tree house. The fact that there are no apes native to the rainforests of the northwest might be of purely academic interest if it weren’t for the recent nearby knife murder of an old man . . . and that one of the primates brandishes a small sword. The delinquent trio insist that Terri find “properly respectful experts” to help them refuel their small spaceship, warning of dire consequences if not soon achieved. When she explains that no one on Earth can create quantities of antimatter, they set off to find a refueling base that had been brought to Earth thousands of years ago. Thus begins Terri’s adventure with three refugee aliens, so confident in their superiority to humans, even though they use medieval weapons and prefer to live in trees. Other beings have tracked the refugees to Earth, however—an intersection of ancient interstellar rivals with Terri—and Earth—caught smack dab in the middle.

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Review

5 Stars
". . . written with a tight and witty narrative that is instantly entertaining.  I would absolutely recommend this book toreaders who enjoy classic science fiction with a decent helping of humor."
                 -Jamie Michelefor Readers' Favorite

"Eaters and Overlords will keep the reader guessing from the first word to the last. It's full of plot twists, unassuming heroes, and unexpected friendships; the reader can't help but fall in love with the characters and root for the good guys during the culminating battle scenes. With this title, Readler is solidifying himself as one of the more unique and entertaining independent authors of science fiction."
              -SPR

"Using the familiar scenario of first contact and tweaking it with imaginative alien races and an integration with indigenous culture, this story strikes out into the unknown almost immediately and pulls the reader along for chapter after chapter of nonstop intensity."
              -Michael Radon for US Review of Books

5 Stars
". . . the story is superb . . . Readler's take on this subject is a breath of fresh air.Science fiction fans will be delighted by Eaters and Overlords."
                      -Justine Reyesfor Readers' Favorite

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