Colony One Mars

Colony Mars Series, Book 1

By: Gerald M. Kilby

Narrated by: Nicol Zanzarella

How can a colony on Mars survive when the greatest danger on the planet is humanity itself.

All contact is lost with the first human colony on Mars during a long, intense sandstorm. Satellite imagery of the aftermath shows extensive damage to the facility, and the fifty-four colonists who called it home are presumed dead. Three years later, a new mission sets down on the planet surface to investigate what remains of the derelict site.

But, its not long before they realize the colony is not as lifeless as everyone thought. Someone is still alive -- hiding out somewhere. Yet, before they can find the elusive colonist a strange illness starts to affect the crew. Pressure now mounts on Biologist, Dr. Jann Malbec, to locate the source and find a way to fight it.

However, as she investigates she begins to suspect a dark and deadly secret lurking within the facility. A secret that threatens not just the crew but the entire population of Earth. With limited resources and time running out, she must find some answers and find them fast. Because if she doesn't, none of them will be going home.

©2016 Gerald M. Kilby (P)2017 Gerald M. Kilby

Fantastic sci-fi book.

Very exciting and enjoyable to listen. Well written and well read. The story plot was exiting and capture the imagination

Great story

1 credit for 5 hour book, another credit for the next 5 hours. Most books are 10 to 15 hours per credit.

Not interesting. Very predictable.

Very predictable. Boring. Nothing to hold your interest. I do not recommend. I did not like it.

Decent sci-fi but with an odd choice for voice

I thought the story was pretty good, though I kept asking myself "who would be that stupid"? Lots of holes in the plot but still enjoyable for the morning commute. The Voice Talent sounded like an adult film star, very out of place for a Sci-Fi novel.

Well written

I love Science Fiction in general and I found this series in particular is most interesting