Inheritance

Janus Unfolding #3

by C.A. Knutsen

-You may call me Sways, - the Sunaj research team hears from a telepathic alien host when they arrive at an unknown planet fifty light-years from Earth, in answer to a distress call from the ocean-dwelling species. The towering treelike creatures enter into a partnership of discovery with the human arrivals to find the solution to a life-threatening challenge facing these gentle Ocean denizens. The Sunaj team, mostly newly-evolved -H2s- with enhanced abilities, uncover a 40,000 year-old mystery that ties the planet Ocean to ancient Earth. This discovery, coupled with the research at the Sunaj Lab in Frazier, Washington, may explain what triggered the recent human evolutionary changes. Weaving together the threads of the -Janus Unfolding- series into a satisfying conclusion, Inheritance broadens the scope of futuristic exploration as it embraces all forms of intelligence in a new -family of being.-

361 pages, Paperback

Published August 18, 2016

Reviews

[Bob · Rating 4 out of 5]

Continuing the tale of the H2s and their journey to the planet they called Ocean. What transpires there and what they learn about their beginning and what the future holds for them. A good series.
This was a Kindle version and I looked for a 4th but there doesn't seem to be one although it was left so that there could well be.

[Michael · Rating 5 out of 5]

This author brings science to science fiction!

This series has been a refreshing bit of reading. Other than a few minor typos in the kindle edition, this story was a great experience. I look forward to seeing more from this author.

[Sharon Graham · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful

I have so enjoyed this series. I read all 3 books in one sitting. I love the vision and the characters have quickly become friends. More please and quickly. I can't wait for next journey. Thank you for these stories.

[Erin Bigler · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great story

Really great scifi, reminds me of Darwin's Radio but with a very different scope of issues and challenges related to new human species.