Elgin has figured out that he’s smarter in hibernation.
This reading is chapter twenty of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. Fran tells Elgin that they can spend all their time down in hibernation if he wants. Would it be worth it to be a little smarter? Especially if it takes twenty years of real time to experience one minute of hibernation time?
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Total downloads, that we have been able to track, of the books in the Green Comet trilogy have reached fifty thousand. The rate is not what it once was, but it’s encouraging that it continues to be of interest. Thank you. Pass it on.
It would be interesting to see what the numbers look like in the “illegal” downloads area. Funny, too. Why would they do that when they’re encouraged to download the books for free from here?
What the heck? Let’s go for a hundred thousand. Why not? Download them all and tell your friends to do the same. Let’s show the world that people love Creative Commons books. Pay it forward.
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The Prime doesn’t seem to want to pursue them, so what is it up to?
This reading is chapter nineteen of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. No one on either comet can believe that the scout didn’t try to destroy them. After the way the Visitor destroyed their entire solar system, that reserve was far out of character.
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