Rare Earth
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Narrated by:
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Derek Shoales
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Written by:
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Kurt Allan
About this listen
A lost mining crew, 400 million miles from Earth. A retired miner journeys to find out why.
"There's something out there...."
Waldo Packwood has had a rough time of things lately. He's lost his job, his friends, and finally his family. At 50 years old, he's living alone in a small apartment wondering what's happened to his life. He's unexpectedly asked to travel to Hector 1, a lone asteroid in the Jupiter Trojans, to investigate the missing crew.
"That's just it, Waldo", sighed the director, "we don't know what happened."
His trip is a struggle from the beginning, as he discovers more about those around him and what they're willing to do to keep Hector 1 to themselves. Instead of answers, he's cast into the fight of his life as he struggles to uncover the secrets and lies that have been built around this distant world.
Rare Earth is a gritty science-fiction thriller and debut novel about an unconventional hero and second chances.
"It's going to be that kind of story, so buckle up."
©2019 Kurt Allan (P)2020 TantorWhat listeners say about Rare Earth
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- Christopher P.
- 2024-03-16
Ok
Performance was more reading less performing but good scifi story. Different than the usual escape from apocalypse plot line.
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- So About That
- 2024-03-26
Boring, boring,boring
It gives nothing away to reveal that this story includes extended descriptions of how to use a cable to pull one self forward. How to open a hatch. How amazing a random piece of mundane equipment is to the author, like rope. The parts that aren't pointless description are trying-too-hard emotional expositions. This is a terrible investment of time. Just don't. The narrator is okay, but at times breaks into a whiny tone or juvenile verbal posture. Maybe his performance is a reflection of the content. Whatever, just don't.
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