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Enslaved (Exodus Chronicles, Book 1)
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A mother’s secret. A son’s destiny.
Can humanity be delivered from certain extinction?
Cosette Sinclair, pregnant with an illegal second child, makes a discovery that will change the course of humanity. While on assignment to find a habitable planet for mankind’s first colony, she witnesses a tear in space—a gateway for a devastating alien invasion. Now she’s faced with the ...more
Can humanity be delivered from certain extinction?
Cosette Sinclair, pregnant with an illegal second child, makes a discovery that will change the course of humanity. While on assignment to find a habitable planet for mankind’s first colony, she witnesses a tear in space—a gateway for a devastating alien invasion. Now she’s faced with the ...more
Kindle Edition, 280 pages
Published
November 6th 2017
by Evolved Publishing, LLC
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Leave my people alone. This could be said today, to ourselves, to the domineering, egocentric, greed for power evil and malevolent humans. Although this series is focused to a YA public, I think it goes very well for adults like me. The thought provoking argument, moral and philosophical is very pronounced for the reader. It reminds me of Asimov, Clarke and the Dune series( some of my fav classic authors), in a way.
It’s an easy read and very enjoyable and emotive at the same time. Fast paced, g ...more
It’s an easy read and very enjoyable and emotive at the same time. Fast paced, g ...more

I don't mind bad books. When you find a bad book, you start reading and after a few pages, you know to put it down or else you'll regret it. This book however started well, and got bad only after about the first quarter. It would have been much better as a fantasy rather than a sci-fi, but in sci-fi genre, this book has failed miserably. I actually kept a list of things that made the book a bad one, that's how angry it made me that the book started well and got worse with every page.
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“Enslaved” is the first, and at the time of this review, only book available in audio format in the “Exodus Chronicles” series. The book is written by D. Robert Pease with the audiobook narration performed by David S. Dear. Mr. Pease has a few other books available on Audible, however this is the first one I have listened too. I am familiar with many of the narrator’s other works and have enjoyed listening to him. The book is a contemporary science fiction story that not only spans space, but it
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This is a rather interesting story, told from in two different parts, one from the point of view of a woman, Cosette, who is feeling very trapped by her life, she is mid-pregnancy with her 2nd child in a world where you can only have a single child due to population control, living with a husband who was the one who basically forced her to get pregnant (not physically but emotionally), and is now not being very supportive. This world has an amazing piece of technology that allows for one (and on
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Wow !!! I very rarely give 5 stars for a book, as I always think it's a rare find, but in this instance the originality alone deserves them. I will admit for the first few pages I was slightly confused but then it didn't take long for it to click with me what was going on. D.Robert Pease has excelled his imagination with this one. It was brilliant how he used the past, present and future all at once to create a storyline with so many twists and turns. I thought I knew all the answers and underst
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Just as mankind is about to make their first move out into the stars, aliens suddenly appear in the solar system. Unlike the Vulcans in Star Trek: First Contact, these aliens are definitely not here to help usher us into galactic society. It quickly becomes clear that the alien force is overwhelmingly powerful and bent on conquering earth, and man's first starship is launched with just a few people aboard. The ship is quickly captured and taken to the aliens' "world." The story follows the life
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Sooo, this book was sooo awesome that I read it in 2 days! Intriguing story line. It's like I have a tendril of a thought to a similar type book or movie but that it eludes me is a testament to it's originality. I often become frustrated when each chapter alternates between the present and past. Here we spliced that with 2 individual characters.
Oh my, I just made a couple of connections between the Egyptians/Ra & the Bible. Getting to experience Cossette & Moishe's lives was amazing. Ugh! There ...more
Oh my, I just made a couple of connections between the Egyptians/Ra & the Bible. Getting to experience Cossette & Moishe's lives was amazing. Ugh! There ...more

I received audiobook version of this book for free from the narrator in exchange for an unbiased review.
This is an out-n-out entertainer. There isn't any high-brow philosophy, overblown drama or sappy teen romance. The book sets out to entertain you from the very first chapter and keeps doing so throughout.
The book is told from two perspectives, at two different points in time.So, essentially you have to follow two different threads that keep interweaving with each other. The author manages to ...more
This is an out-n-out entertainer. There isn't any high-brow philosophy, overblown drama or sappy teen romance. The book sets out to entertain you from the very first chapter and keeps doing so throughout.
The book is told from two perspectives, at two different points in time.So, essentially you have to follow two different threads that keep interweaving with each other. The author manages to ...more

Enslaved is the first book in the Exodus Chronicles series. This can be read as a standalone but it is open-ended for the next book. There is violence.
The book blurb adequately describes the storyline so I'm not going to repeat that all of that info here. The story, and series, is a SciFi story about the future of humans. This book and the characters are well written. Enslaved is a fresh take on the apocalyptic storyline with aliens mixed in. I look forward to reading more of this series.
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The book blurb adequately describes the storyline so I'm not going to repeat that all of that info here. The story, and series, is a SciFi story about the future of humans. This book and the characters are well written. Enslaved is a fresh take on the apocalyptic storyline with aliens mixed in. I look forward to reading more of this series.
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WOW What a Story mankind has been wiped out by an Alien empire without warning a single human child survives hes apawn in a power struggle within the alien empire he is humanity's only hope to survive. Will he succeed?? Will Humanity be reborn?This action Packed tale by D Robert Pease has everything action High technology betrayal romance allroleedup into a believable Spaceopera that willmake you not put the book down till the last page and leaves you wanting MORE MORE I Can't Wait for book 2 I
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The blurb describes the story well but doesn't give way its secrets, not by a long way. I love books that make you wonder about our future, about what might be out there in the galaxy and beyond, and this book delivers. It is mostly from the point of view of a boy as he grows up, but that doesn't mean it's for children. It kept my attention and left me keen to read more.
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An epic tale of adventure, loads of fun!
At first I was skeptical but this turned out to be a great read and loads of fun! I enjoyed the characters and found myself to be surprisingly swept up in the story on more than a few occasions. My only disappointment is that the rest of the trilogy aren’t out there to jump right into! Well recommended!
At first I was skeptical but this turned out to be a great read and loads of fun! I enjoyed the characters and found myself to be surprisingly swept up in the story on more than a few occasions. My only disappointment is that the rest of the trilogy aren’t out there to jump right into! Well recommended!

I enjoyed this book a great deal, it is a well written fast paced story that takes place in a complex world with well developed characters. This book was hard to put down once I started reading it, so make sure you leave yourself plenty of time when you open it and begin reading. I highly recommend this book and I can't wait to read the next book in the series.
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Excellent story! Action packed, yet touching. This story dives into what it is that makes humans human. A great story that keeps you guessing to the end. Loved it! Can't wait to see where the story goes next.
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I found the alternate narration technique a little disorienting at first, however it's used effectively to weave a fascinating tale. Character development and the revealing of the past is cleverly done. I'm looking forward to reading Red Sea.
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"I am the right."
The works of Robert Pease have always been creative but with Enslaved he moves to a new imaginative level yet still manages to retain the humanity of his characters. Mostly written with interleaving chapters charting the early years of Moshie, also called Chaim, as he grows up in slave status within the Sphere, always determined to better his position, and alternately following his mother, Cosette, essentially from Chaim's conception until a few hours after his birth, a vivid pi ...more
The works of Robert Pease have always been creative but with Enslaved he moves to a new imaginative level yet still manages to retain the humanity of his characters. Mostly written with interleaving chapters charting the early years of Moshie, also called Chaim, as he grows up in slave status within the Sphere, always determined to better his position, and alternately following his mother, Cosette, essentially from Chaim's conception until a few hours after his birth, a vivid pi ...more
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D. Robert Pease has been interested in creating worlds since childhood. From building in the sandbox behind his house, to drawing fantastical worlds with paper and pencil, there has hardly been a time he hasn't been off on some adventure in his mind, to the dismay of parents and teachers alike. Also, since the moment he could read, books have consumed vast swaths of his life. From The Mouse and th
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