Evolutions: Volume 3 (In the Days of Humans) - Tapa blanda

"A stunning conclusion to this epic series!" In the fight for survival, there is no right and wrong, only life or death. Twenty Earth-years have passed since the first child was born on Mars—humanity's survival outpost after evacuating amidst the destruction of the planet they called home. Life has settled into idyllic predictability...until an alien artificial intelligence merges with Col. Zune Adamini, revealing a glimpse of the darkness to come. Zune struggles with the colony's leadership to take action, forcing him to cross the thin line between morality and necessity. With no option but to send their children into harm's way, everything humanity has on the line is threatened in a battle against a seemingly unstoppable enemy whose only goal is to annihilate the threat of humans. In the final moments, when humanity's flame is at the brink of being extinguished, all will hang on Tar’Day realizing her destiny. But will it be enough? Evolutions is the final volume by Terry R. Hill in the action-paced science fiction series “In the Days of Humans”. The series is packed with action keeping the reader on the edge of their seat, while woven together with philosophical elements that will deeply satisfy those who enjoy the works of Heinlein and Vinge. For those who love science fiction wrapped around the human element, Evolutions, is a must read!

Terry R. Hill, a Texas native, was trained with two degrees in aerospace engineering. He has worked for NASA since 1997 with a very satisfying career as an engineer and project manager spanning programs from the International Space Station’s navigation software, to next generation space suit design, to exploration mission planning, to mitigating the health effects of space on astronauts. While supporting the manned space program has been a lifetime passion, writing of different worlds, alternate futures and the human condition has filled his spare time. Always looking to maximize what life has to offer, Terry has found himself singing on stage, helping to house the less fortunate, skydiving, hammering away at the Berlin Wall, wearing space suits, ice swimming in Finland in the dead of winter, bathing in the hot springs of Japan, and forging into the unknown as a parent. Life is too short to let opportunities pass by since there is only one opportunity to ride. But mostly, it’s all about the people in our everyday as we experience this thing we call Life.