Two offworld species, disturbingly human and alltogether alien. How do twenty-first century humans react when confronted with comparable intelligence residing in "their" solar system? Microbiologist Tandra Grey finds new hope for an ailing Earth and her own future when she makes first contact with alien neighors too intelligent, too nosy, and too near to ignore.
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One of the truly amazing things about these two books is the way they explore attraction on every level. . . .
Another way Cary Neeper has set herself apart with her work is by not shying away from sensitive political issues in the world-building she has done for Varok. . . .
I enjoyed everything about these books, from the writing to the plot to the characters. Cary Neeper did a wonderful job of putting a fresh spin on the alien invasion story, offering visitors from space who just want to help Earth avoid the same problems they themselves faced in the past. These two books were a joy to read and definitely earned the five stars I have given them.
Read the full review and author Q&A on Fights of Fancy book blog...
Cary Neeper's 1975 classic A Place Beyond Man is back—re-released by Penscript Publishing House on November 6, 2014 as The View Beyond Earth. Trade paperback and hardcover editions with cover art painted by the author are available through your local bookstore (via Ingram POD or Espresso Book Machine) and at online booksellers including:
E-pub, Kindle and Nook editions will be on sale in time for holiday reading!
Two offworld species, disturbingly human and alltogether alien. How do twenty-first century humans react when confronted with comparable intelligence residing in "their" solar system? Microbiologist Tandra Grey finds new hope for an ailing Earth and her own future when she makes first contact with alien neighors too intelligent, too nosy, and too near to ignore.
| 6x9" trade paperback | Hardcover with jacket | E-book editions |