Genesis Code: Book 1 Genesis - Dystopian Invasion Fiction

· Genesis Book 1 · Eliza Green Books
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First, they took Earth. Now, they’re taking everything.

Exilon 5 was supposed to be humanity’s salvation—a new beginning on a distant world. But for investigator Bill Taggart, it’s a living nightmare.

His wife vanished without a trace two years ago, and whispers of alien involvement have haunted him ever since. Sent to monitor the Indigenes, the planet’s shadowy native species, Bill is determined to uncover the truth.

But Exilon 5 is a web of lies, and the answers he seeks come at a terrible cost. As government conspiracies unravel and tensions with the Indigenes escalate, Bill faces the unthinkable: the enemy may not be alien at all.

Driven by desperation and revenge, Bill descends into a perilous game where trust is a death sentence, and survival is far from guaranteed.

Genesis Code is a dark and gripping sci-fi thriller that explores the edges of humanity’s ambition—and the shadows it leaves behind.

Scroll up. Grab your copy. Begin your journey through a broken future world today.

Praise for Genesis Code:

“a new twist on aliens”

“This is one of those sci-fi books that is so plausible, it is a little worrying.”

“I’ve read a lot of sci-fi that does not have the depth exhibited here. Kept me up extra-late a few nights.”

“I really enjoyed this fantastic dystopian novel.”

“A sci-fi story cleverly interlaced with mystery and government intrigue.”

“Highly recommended to any intelligent sci-fi fans.”

“The read was compelling to the end. An original dystopian idea. Enjoyed it immensely.”

“a secret that will change the lives of the both planets!”

“If you like sci-fi, futuristic tales, dystopian worlds with underdog ‘good guys’ fighting the good fight, I think you’ll like this!”

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4.4
69 reviews
Mike Wyer
March 4, 2021
Interesting bit of world building. If you want to spend some time with angsty genius space vampires, and don't mind a bit of scenery chewing from the baddies, then you may enjoy Genesis Code. I found the constant need to explain the future quite tedious, and there were several times where characters ignored their entire backstory and motivation just to ratchet up the tension and bundle the plot along. But those complaints are very subjective. I won't be reading the rest of the series, but would encourage anyone to have a look while this book is free.
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Andrew Brooks
November 17, 2020
if you have ADD you might get something from this. to me it was just a jumbled mess of disjointed bits in over dramatic language. Partway through i got fed up, setting it aside for another day; then tried again with the same result.
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Chantelle Jai
March 11, 2021
The future with humans, aliens and projects that captivate the curiosity of the mind was a good read. The style of writting reminded me of Dan Brown's DeVince Code book in a way I enjoyed it.
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About the author

Eliza Green tried her hand at fashion designing, massage, painting, and even ghost hunting, before finding her love of writing. She often wonders if her desire to change the ending of a particular glittery vampire story steered her in that direction (it did). After earning her degree in marketing, Eliza went on to work in everything but marketing, but swears she uses it in everyday life, or so she tells her bank manager. 

 

Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, she lives there with her sci-fi loving, evil genius best friend. When not working on her next amazing science fiction adventure, you can find her reading, indulging in new food at an amazing restaurant or simply singing along to something with a half decent beat. 

 

For a complete list of Eliza’s books, check out www.elizagreenbooks.com/books

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