The Quantum Connection

Warp Speed Series 2

By: Travis S. Taylor

Narrated by: Brian Holden

The breathtaking sequel to Warp Speed - science fiction written by a real scientist who is also a gifted writer.

Steven Montana, computer whiz and hacker extraordinaire, was attending college in Ohio when his world fell apart. A swarm of huge meteors fell all over the world, on Europe, on the United States, and in particular on Steven's home town in California. In an instant, his family and all his friends were gone.

Suffering fits of deep depression, he dropped out of college and ended up working as a repairman in a video games store, where he did a brilliant job of repairing a 30-year-old video game. That caught the attention of the game's owner, who happened to be in a position to get Steven a government job, cracking computer codes, and reverse engineering unusual hardware.

When he was given a tiny piece of hardware to examine as a "test," he worked out its functions so well that he and his boss were called to Washington for a top secret meeting. They asked him countless questions, yet declined to answer his; but he would soon learn all the answers.

©2005 Travis S. Taylor (P)2020 Tantor

Love the reference to the books of RAH. The physics is very cool.

The Loss of a gaming character early on, I wasn't sure when to let go. But if you've read Warp Speed, you'll like this.

I hate leaving reviews

Here’s my required number of words so I can leave a rating. This new audible format sucks.

Adventurous, Exciting and Fun!

Start with a secretive and paranoid government add in a couple crazy alien races bring together a hero and heroin and you've got yourself a really exciting science fiction adventurous

Fantastic read

Dr Taylor does hard SF right! scientist and author, and a amazing person and redneck.

cool then lame then cool then lame again

this one was weird for me. at first it was great and I actually liked it better than the first book but then it changed and suddenly it felt like the author changed or something. then he came back and it was ok again. I actually considered stopping multiple times. my dislike probably comes from the hints in the books that the author really likes Robert A. Heinlein. I like a lot bot sci-fi books but he has never done it for me. I know that I'm probably in the minority about that but I don't care.