Far away from the troubles of Civica colony, Jacob Stone thought he had found a new home for his weary crew: a paradise almost too good to be true. But when a vision of something lost but not forgotten makes him leave it all behind, he learns that there are some questions that should never be asked, and some answers that should never be revealed.
Far away from the troubles of Civica colony, Jacob Stone thought he had found a new home for his weary crew: a paradise almost too good to be true. But when a vision of something lost but not forgotten makes him leave it all behind, he learns that there are some questions that should never be asked, and some answers that should never be revealed.
In this, the next-to-last installment of the 5-book Novum saga, family bonds will be broken, friendships will be torn apart, and crew loyalties will be put to the intimate test. And in the end, a single revelation, if proven true, could foreshadow the end of the human race.
This is the 4th book in the Novum Series
Professional Reviews
Full of twists and turns and the unexpected - an excellant read
Revelation is the 4th book in the Novum series and it drew me into the story right from the first pages of the book. Most of the action derives from the interaction between the main characters as they try and work out what the torus (is donut shaped) is and if they are on Earth. What I really like about this series as a whole, is how much reality is bent - sometimes even the characters don't know what's real and what isn't. In addition, each novella in the series is full of unexplained mystery that is slowly unraveled as the story goes along. As each mystery is solved new mysteries come to the fore, creating a constant tension that keeps the reader engrossed and wanting to understand what is happening for the characters and in the wider story-line. This is certainly true in Revelation. Jake Stone and his crew find themselves in a village that has being home to Jake's missing mother and her people for the past 15 years, yet when they try to leave the village, they find themselves wanting desperately to return to the village. Revelation is full of twists, turns and the unexpected and I am now looking forward to the final book in the series.
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