| Title | : | Gerry Anderson's Into Infinity: Planetfall |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 178 |
| Publication | : | Published August 15, 2019 |
The light ship Altares and her crew plummet through the maw of a powerful black hole and emerge in a strange new universe. Running low on fuel and in need of repairs, Captain Harry Masters pilots the spaceship into orbit around an Earth-like planet. But before the crew can make planetfall, they must first attempt a dangerous maneuver to reach the towering gas clouds at the limit of the star system in order to refuel. In the plumes, the crew encounters the first of many mysteries - a silent alien colossus with clues that point back to the blue world. On the planet's surface, navigator Tom Bowen, Jane Masters, and David Bowen discover the remains of a city and proof of visitations by more than one advanced race, while aboard the light ship Doctor Anna Bowen experiences a ghostly reunion with a face from the past. Soon, the crew of Altares find themselves trapped between the malevolent alien force roused from slumber beneath the city and preparing for war in orbit, and a dangerous enemy from the Earth itself bent on seizing control of the light ship so far away from home.
Gerry Anderson's Into Infinity: Planetfall Reviews
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I enjoyed this one quite a bit. It's a call back to the days of the 60s and 70s of science fiction, where the emphasis was more on the journey, the adventure, and the fun of the genre. I wasn't familiar with the pilot this novel was based off of, but that did nothing to hinder my enjoyment of it. It's a fun, fast read that fans of the genre will love. Highly recommended.
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A great sequel! We get to find out more about what happens to the crew after they go through the black hole. The mysteries are intriguing and I just wish there were more books to continue this story
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Loved it. Good action that grips you. The ending is a nice set-up for more.
