The Peregrine Conjecture

By: Shane Stadler

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What if the greatest threat to humanity isn't war … but the truth we're not alone?

ANDERS BENNETT is the man who moves secrets: slipping encrypted drives past the Secret Service, making exchanges with rogue foreign operators, transporting information concealed in packages assembled by the President himself. When Anders and his handler decipher the messages they’ve been ferrying about the globe, the truth hits harder than treason. The orders aren’t just inciting World War III – they’re igniting something even more devastating, more permanent.

One man holds the proof that humanity is no longer alone. Something has been watching us from the black abyss above, and first contact will be the beginning of our demise. In a surveillance-ridden world where every camera is watching, averting the destruction of civilization as we know it might not be possible. The Peregrine Conjecture is a chilling blend of hard sci-fi, espionage thriller, and dystopian horror that echoes Orwell’s 1984, P. W. Singer’s Ghost Fleet, and Daniel Suarez's high-tech nightmares. Readers have called it “Electrifying Sci-fi with Orwellian consequences … Unsettling and plausible – A modern precursor to dystopian classics.”

Grab your copy now – before someone decides you’ve seen too much. The fate of civilization is at stake.

slow to start abrupt unfinished end

it took 10 chapters to get to the main stort line then qithin a few chapters it ended. The virtual voice is awful and has bad inflection and monotine. not a fan. will Not finish this disjointed series

Awesome

Incredible work. I can’t believe it was one of the free ones. I can’t believe it is so good with virtual audio. I just finished and I want to listen again already.

Very clever piece of work

Perhaps what you read here could really happen. It seems we are well on the way. Well done and worth the listen.

To real

This a amazing book. This could be our future if we are not careful of the elite.

AI

Story is slow and meandering, experience is negstively compounded by the use of AI narration