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Ambassador 1: Seeing Red

✍ Scribed by Jansen, Patty

Book ID: 100131401
Publisher: Capricornica Publications
Year: 2012
Tongue: English
Weight: 221 KB
Category: Fiction
ISBN: 1925841928

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✦ Synopsis

Would you betray Earth to save it?

24 October 2114: the day that shocked the world.

Young diplomat Cory Wilson narrowly escapes death in the assassination of President Sirkonen. No one claims responsibility but there is no doubt that the attack is extraterrestrial.

Cory was meant to start work as a representative to gamra, the alien organisation that governs the FTL transport network, but now his new job may well be scrapped in anger.

Worse, as Earth uses military force to stop any extraterrestrials coming or leaving, as 200,000 extraterrestrial humans are trapped on Earth, as the largest army in the galaxy prepares to free them by force, only Cory has the experience, language skills and contacts to solve the crime.

But he's broke, out of a job and a long way from Earth.

One reader said: "I have been reading SCIFI for about 35 years. Your ambassador series is my latest new addiction. I have read the 1st 7 books pretty much non stop." This reader is not the only one who says this. The series is addictive.

Try it for yourself and find out why thousands of people have read this book, read all the other books in the series, and are begging for more!

Review

A Matt Damon political thriller meets Total Recall action with Avatar otherworldliness. --Ditmar Award winning author Zena Shapter

It is the sign of a great story teller when an intricate political landscape can be seamlessly woven into your brain without you ever noticing. I was well and truly hooked. The hierarchies and customs of various alien races are understandably complex but not too much to lose the reader. The story is fast-paced and twisting as Cory tries to unravel who could perpetrate the attack on the President and why they would do so, while enduring stonewalling and spying from all sides of politics, including his own.-- Reviewer at SQ Magazine (sqmag.com/)