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Remnant: Beyond Galactic Empire
Paperback
Series: Telpher, Book 4
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ISBN13: 9798861938068
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 21 2023
Pages: 438
Weight: 1.28
Height: 0.89 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 21 2023
Pages: 438
Weight: 1.28
Height: 0.89 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A galactic-scale extinction event . . .
A group-mind escape chute for humanity . . .
A psi-powered young woman with identity issues . . .
_________________ TELPHER SERIES
Remnant is the fourth book in a cross-genre space opera series. The series evokes time travel to lost worlds, discovery of exotic new elements, starships that reach distant stars in a few days without FTL, telepathic teleportation, the fifth dimension, greed and corruption, crusades to give equality to marginalized peoples, and the search for meaning behind the stars. The novels are each standalone but are best read in sequence:
Telpher
Copernicium-296
Archoi
Remnant PRAISE FOR TELPHER SERIES
Telpher:
As the first novel from this author I cannot wait to see more. The opening chapter dramatically sets the stage for the unfolding creative and intriguing experience. The characters have a richness and depth and the challenges they face are so gripping it is difficult to put the book down. Eckroad's engineering and scientific background enhances and brings credibility to the space and time transformation aspects underlying the narrative and to the unexpected conclusion. - Alan Lauder, Ph.D., BMA, Executive Director, Coalition for the Commercial Application of Superconductors. In the middle of the last century, physicists Albert Einstein and Neils Bohr debated the premise that quantum theory could predict action at a distance. Einstein labelled the whole idea spooky. Read Steve Eckroad's Telpher and the interstellar/time-dilated dialogs between Jana, James, Sonja and Sergei, then decide for yourself whether Neils or Albert were right! - Dr. Paul M. Grant, IBM Research Manager and EPRI Science Fellow, Emeriti. Copernicium-296:
This second book in a series by Steven Eckroad tells about a conceptual future that is different from other science fiction projections. He introduces some novel concepts. Most importantly is the one that telepathy is related to teleportation. The methodology of the Telpher process is nicely woven into a story of politics, greed, and love. The book is an easy read and the story is intriguing. William V. Hassenzahl, PhD, President Advanced Energy Analysis A great sequel to Telpher. Steven has a unique way of integrating just enough astrophysics that makes you pay attention to the science while still weaving an engaging tale. I thoroughly enjoyed the transport. Chris Valentino, MSPH, COO of Pacific Inpatient Medical Group (Retired)
Remnant is the fourth book in a cross-genre space opera series. The series evokes time travel to lost worlds, discovery of exotic new elements, starships that reach distant stars in a few days without FTL, telepathic teleportation, the fifth dimension, greed and corruption, crusades to give equality to marginalized peoples, and the search for meaning behind the stars. The novels are each standalone but are best read in sequence:
Telpher
Copernicium-296
Archoi
Remnant PRAISE FOR TELPHER SERIES
Telpher:
As the first novel from this author I cannot wait to see more. The opening chapter dramatically sets the stage for the unfolding creative and intriguing experience. The characters have a richness and depth and the challenges they face are so gripping it is difficult to put the book down. Eckroad's engineering and scientific background enhances and brings credibility to the space and time transformation aspects underlying the narrative and to the unexpected conclusion. - Alan Lauder, Ph.D., BMA, Executive Director, Coalition for the Commercial Application of Superconductors. In the middle of the last century, physicists Albert Einstein and Neils Bohr debated the premise that quantum theory could predict action at a distance. Einstein labelled the whole idea spooky. Read Steve Eckroad's Telpher and the interstellar/time-dilated dialogs between Jana, James, Sonja and Sergei, then decide for yourself whether Neils or Albert were right! - Dr. Paul M. Grant, IBM Research Manager and EPRI Science Fellow, Emeriti. Copernicium-296:
This second book in a series by Steven Eckroad tells about a conceptual future that is different from other science fiction projections. He introduces some novel concepts. Most importantly is the one that telepathy is related to teleportation. The methodology of the Telpher process is nicely woven into a story of politics, greed, and love. The book is an easy read and the story is intriguing. William V. Hassenzahl, PhD, President Advanced Energy Analysis A great sequel to Telpher. Steven has a unique way of integrating just enough astrophysics that makes you pay attention to the science while still weaving an engaging tale. I thoroughly enjoyed the transport. Chris Valentino, MSPH, COO of Pacific Inpatient Medical Group (Retired)
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