Blue Hope

An Adventure Thriller, Book 2

By: John Dreese

Narrated by: Bob Reed

Four astronauts left home to be the first humans on Mars. What didn't come back will haunt life on Earth forever.

Follow the adventure as disaster triggers the greatest treasure hunt in history - spanning the globe and beyond. The prize is nothing short of humanity's very survival.

Blue Hope marks the final book in the Red Hope series, but it can also be enjoyed as a stand-alone adventure.

©2017 John Dreese (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Entertaining

Enjoyed this a lot . Not merely well written for sci fi but well written for any genre.

Its a good story

I listened to the first book in the series and enjoyed it. I was pleased to find the 2nd ready so quick. We may have had an ending to book 2 that will lead to a book 3. I found the characters a bit lacking though, the lead character Adam didn't seem very mature. That may have been the way the narrator made them sound. He's good but I thought he was the wrong person to read this, his voice lacked the gravity (pun not intended but good!) I kept thinking he was a kindly aunt, the story needed a stronger voice, in my opinion.
Do I recommend it, yes, I love reading about Mars and the story was very good especially the end of the 2nd book. I will say no more that might give anything away.
I appreciated the fact that there was no swearing or sexual situations.

Very interesting premise and well executed

I enjoyed this enough to place the author on my list of worthwhile to read/listen further.

Once there was only Red Hope, Now only Blue Hope..

The exciting continuation of a Red Hope, as the planet is in shambles and we know not of the fait of our Mars Crew and the Turtle. We find that finding them and the package they carry is the salvation of earths demise. We find that Mars left us many gifts as we start to hunt the remnants of mars past visit to earth and our satellite. iHope that this series will continue with a NEW HOPE book.

Decent Listen for Driving

I read/listened to both Red Hope and Blue Hope and was entertained. Good story and interesting characters.
I'm bothered by a few plot/science flaws but i recognize that I am an overly critical audience.
The first 6-7 chapters of Blue Hope seem to be a retelling of Red Hope. makes it readable as stand-alone, but perhaps a bit tiresome for those continuing from the first book.