Review of First of His Kind

[Robert Andrew]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "First of His Kind" by Dan Sugralinov.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The alluring possibility of establishing contact with extraterrestrial civilizations beckons in the not-too-distant future. Insatiable curiosity and the need to survive have led humanity to embark on risky voyages to other planets in our solar system. These travels have ushered in a new era of technical marvels, bringing us closer to the elusive dream of interplanetary communication thanks to innovations drawn from the same worlds we investigate. With every expedition to a new planet, we not only learn more about the universe but also have the opportunity to make contact with beings from other planets. First of His Kind by Dan Sugralinov is a science fiction book that paints a futuristic life on earth where there are constant interactions and expeditions between the earth and other planets and being in the solar system.
 
The beginning of the book takes place in the twenty-second century, when humans first made contact with extraterrestrial civilizations. Although there was no imminent fear of an alien invasion, humanity nonetheless entered the solar system in order to build stations, dig for rare natural resources, and benefit from extraterrestrial technology. The First Martian Company recruited Captain Carter Riley and his associates to guard their researchers, who were traveling to Mars on an expedition. Sadly, the mission didn't go as planned, and all the researchers and security personnel perished, with Carter suffering serious injuries. What had fought them off? Did Carter survive this journey? Carter became the "first of his kind" when the Precursor Cube, the expedition's only goal, played a significant role in his life and future. How did that happen? Find out in his book.
 
My favorite character in this book is Captain Carter Riley. He was an honorable man who refused to be corrupted by the selfishness of people around him. His wife divorced him, and he couldn't even see his daughter Micky as he pleased, but he loved her and bought her gifts. Even with the little he had, he kept on looking for jobs to make ends meet despite being unjustly blacklisted on Earth. On his way to becoming a miner for the First Martian Company in their outer space station Ceres, the spaceship he entered was hijacked by some pirates. He was able to team up with some passengers and take back the ship from the pirates; only a man of true courage would put his life on the line for others.
 
There is nothing I dislike about this book. Reading it feels incredibly rejuvenating. It offers us a completely fresh perspective on what the world might be like in 50 to 100 years. The author spent time providing a thorough explanation of spacecraft, enhanced Martian technology, and the interaction between Earth and our interstellar neighbors. 

I give this book five out of five stars because of the captivating information in it and the excellent editing done in the book. I commend the author and editor for their wonderful work. I recommend this book to devoted science fiction enthusiasts.

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[Miracle Oge Adaeze]

Set in the 22nd century, this is a futuristic story. This book makes me imagine the actual possibility of us coming in contact with alien technology. I keep asking myself, "is this a possibility or should we just allow our imaginations be toyed with by sci-fi storytellers?"

[Chinenye Achilike]

I like keeping it simple and experiencing the days as they unfold, rather than venturing into the future. I think we should leave that to God.

[MercyNdungu]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "First of His Kind" by Dan Sugralinov.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The alluring possibility of establishing contact with extraterrestrial civilizations beckons in the not-too-distant future. Insatiable curiosity and the need to survive have led humanity to embark on risky voyages to other planets in our solar system. These travels have ushered in a new era of technical marvels, bringing us closer to the elusive dream of interplanetary communication thanks to innovations drawn from the same worlds we investigate. With every expedition to a new planet, we not only learn more about the universe but also have the opportunity to make contact with beings from other planets. First of His Kind by Dan Sugralinov is a science fiction book that paints a futuristic life on earth where there are constant interactions and expeditions between the earth and other planets and being in the solar system.
 
The beginning of the book takes place in the twenty-second century, when humans first made contact with extraterrestrial civilizations. Although there was no imminent fear of an alien invasion, humanity nonetheless entered the solar system in order to build stations, dig for rare natural resources, and benefit from extraterrestrial technology. The First Martian Company recruited Captain Carter Riley and his associates to guard their researchers, who were traveling to Mars on an expedition. Sadly, the mission didn't go as planned, and all the researchers and security personnel perished, with Carter suffering serious injuries. What had fought them off? Did Carter survive this journey? Carter became the "first of his kind" when the Precursor Cube, the expedition's only goal, played a significant role in his life and future. How did that happen? Find out in his book.
 
My favorite character in this book is Captain Carter Riley. He was an honorable man who refused to be corrupted by the selfishness of people around him. His wife divorced him, and he couldn't even see his daughter Micky as he pleased, but he loved her and bought her gifts. Even with the little he had, he kept on looking for jobs to make ends meet despite being unjustly blacklisted on Earth. On his way to becoming a miner for the First Martian Company in their outer space station Ceres, the spaceship he entered was hijacked by some pirates. He was able to team up with some passengers and take back the ship from the pirates; only a man of true courage would put his life on the line for others.
 
There is nothing I dislike about this book. Reading it feels incredibly rejuvenating. It offers us a completely fresh perspective on what the world might be like in 50 to 100 years. The author spent time providing a thorough explanation of spacecraft, enhanced Martian technology, and the interaction between Earth and our interstellar neighbors. 

I give this book five out of five stars because of the captivating information in it and the excellent editing done in the book. I commend the author and editor for their wonderful work. I recommend this book to devoted science fiction enthusiasts.

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Thank you for your enthusiastic and insightful review of "First of His Kind" by Dan Sugralinov. Your excitement about the book and its portrayal of a futuristic world with interplanetary interactions is palpable.It's great to hear that you found nothing to dislike about the book and that reading it felt rejuvenating. The level of detail in the book, particularly in explaining spacecraft and Martian technology, seems to have enhanced the reading experience and provided a fresh perspective on the future.

[Jeff Kanda]

Nothing is better to a man than honor and captain Carter will definitely be favorite character when I read this book. I'm looking forward to reading this book. Thanks for the detailed and engaging review.

[NetMassimo]

There are several interesting elements in this novel, from the contact with aliens to a future Earth where there still are corrupted leaders and more. Thank you for your great review!

[Joseph Olivia]

Dan Sugralinov's 'First of His Kind' unveils an enthralling futuristic world with interplanetary expeditions and the possibility of extraterrestrial contact. Captain Carter Riley's resilience and honor amidst adversity make him a standout character in this immersive science fiction narrative.

[Veronica Hunter]

This seems like a captivating journey into the possibilities of the future, with Captain Riley emerging as a compelling and honorable protagonist. Thanks for sharing this fascinating glimpse into the world of the book!