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Original Title:	Orion Connection
ISBN:	149438938X (ISBN13: 9781494389383)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Earth,2050 Outer Space,2050 Mars,2050

Orion Connection (The Legends Trilogy, #1)

S. DeGiorgio

Paperback | Pages: 394 pages

Rating: 3.99 | 77 Users | 13 Reviews

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ORION CONNECTION is the first installment in the Legends Trilogy. Inspired by the Face on Mars and the unexplainable technological marvels that predate the rise of Egypt by thousands of years, S DeGiorgio offers an eerily plausible connection between Mars and the rise of modern civilization. This novel is rocket fuel for people seeking answers to the question, “Are we alone?”

It’s 2050, Earth’s resources are nearly gone, and armies guard what precious little remains. As mankind prepares to set foot on Mars, leaders of an ancient society are forced out of the shadows to protect secrets they’ve guarded for millennia.

Orion’s crew gets caught in the middle, and on the eve of Earth’s first manned mission to Mars, unknown adversaries murder four of their own. As the reserve team is pressed into service, fears grow that co-conspirators may be on board.

No one’s ever gone farther than the moon. Rumor and espionage threaten to tear the crew apart at a time when America can’t afford to fail, and they only have each other, elite training, and raw instincts to rely on. Not everyone believes they will make it home. Some even consider them expendable—acceptable losses to advance the cause.

Control of Mars’ mineral rights will reestablish America’s position as the leader of the free world. Standing down is not an option—but we’re not the only country in the race for the red planet.

“This story kept me spellbound and on the edge of my seat! I have been reading non-stop all day and just couldn’t put it down. Now I have to wait for the next book, which I hope is out soon. If you’re looking for great action, science fiction, mystery and a fantastic cast of characters, this is the book you need to read.” ~ RW

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Title	:	Orion Connection (The Legends Trilogy, #1)
Author	:	S. DeGiorgio
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1
Pages	:	Pages: 394 pages
Published	:	April 15th 2014 by S. DeGiorgio (first published April 3rd 2014)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Business. Amazon

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Ratings: 3.99 From 77 Users | 13 Reviews

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Excellent readthe book moved at a good pace and the character building was good. if they hadn't killed off one person I would give it a 5

I enjoyed The Orion Connection. It kept my interest throughout, the plot was compelling, the characters fairly well developed, the science and technology interesting, believable and well described.That said, I thought there was room for improvement. In the best writing the writing itself is invisible and we get absorbed in the story and the characters. Too often with The Orion Connection I became aware I was being told a story. And a few times there were events and actions that I found jarring,

This is the best written indie work I've read to this point. The author(s)' mastery of the craft allows the storyline to shine through. The characters are believable and the reader doesn't just read, but feels what they are going through. The story, though relatively familiar--given several similar Sci-Fi plots--is engaging and makes the read go quickly.

InterestingWhat if the Earth really was visited by people from another planet? This author gives you good for thought. Lots of twists and turns.

Fun RompThe backstory is a delightful way to account for the architectural and engineering wonders from Egypt. The interweaving of what is known of the early inhabitants of that area with plausible filler material from the authors speculation made for a very intriguing tale.



This was an okay book. It wasnt great; it wasnt bad; it was just okay.The characters werent always consistently portrayed, but for the most part were pretty likeable, though it did take a while for them to feel like real people. The dialogue and narrative were both a little dry, but not nearly as bad as some science fiction.The worldbuilding was mostly excellent -- I loved the smart glass -- but with a few bits of tech that felt insufficiently advanced compared to everything else.The grammar,