Greg Bear

Earth is threatened by the invasion of an interstellar research probe gone mad, in an imaginative study of the complex interactions, and their ramifications, between human passions and the inflexible equations of science. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

The Forge of God

Would have given it 3.5 out of 5 if that were available.

Rick Powell

I motored through this in a day or two -- not something I do when reading off screens rather than paper pages -- on edge and interested in pretty much every word and every character. Sobering and perspective-altering hard, moral sci-fi.

cory malnarick

I couldn't put this thing down. It's a riveting story that puts you on the ground of an Earth visited by very strange aliens, and finishes with an absolutely stunning finale. 

Recommended to all fans of sci-fi!

Rachel Laurie

Michael Cowell

Jerry Eakes

Mrigank

Tim Pennington-Russell

In the year 1996, strange events occur. One of Jupiter's moons disappears. A new cinder cone appears in Death Valley. And scientists discover an enormous mountain in Australia. Both unexplained objects have passengers who speak English--but they tell completely contradictory stories! An inspiring novel of ordinary people fighting an alien invasion.

The Forge of God

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