Teleport 2

Teleport, Book 2

By: Joshua T. Calvert

Narrated by: Eric Altheide

James and his team are stranded on Prime. Their way back is blocked, and they face a world taking its last breaths. Only a small area of forest seems to defy the radiation and storms, and its nature puzzles the explorers. But on the horizon, they see the remains of a city and gain new hope—until they find out what really happened on this dark planet.

©2023 Joshua T. Calvert (P)2023 Tantor

Great follow up

Into the Darkness
By Joshua T Calvert
Book #2 in the series, and it takes up right where book 1 ends. The team travels further in and meets other beings, learns more about the beginning of the Ports, and more. What an amazing imagination!
Great narration.

Great

I just finished listening to this book and about the order book three. I can't wait to get started.

Eric Altheide's performance is excellent.

'Teleport 2: Into the Darkness' will give the reader more details about the nuts & bolts on this adventure than some may like. Writer Joshua T. Calvert puts a lot of effort into capturing the utter strangeness that the team encounters as they 'teleport' into a place, not knowing what they will encounter. I don't read or watch science-fiction thinking it will provide me with more science than fiction. Neither do I try to find a spiritual message based on science or fiction in this genre. In this case, I simply enjoyed the otherworldly or dimensional journey that Calvert took me on. I'll definitely continue with the series, but I will not be using quantum physics textbooks to check his work. About halfway through the book, I realized that there was an audio book available. It is well worth adding to your library. The performance is by Eric Altheide.
-Mr.Bill

intelligent design nonsense

Okay. This book just jumped the shark. i am done with it. The author takes high school science and turns it upside down and chucks it off a cliff.

Meh

Losing interest. Story seems long and drawn out with a lot of back story for the characters. Granted it wasn’t a long story, but it feels like there is a lot of filler.