Published: Sep. 23, 2010
Words: 80338 (approximate)
Language: English

Description

From despair he fled, through tragedy he lived on, and journeyed to innocence. His trajectory: the stars. His companion: a computer poised at the brink of sentience. An unlikely friendship on a prototype spaceship at lightspeed towards Alpha Centauri, and redemption.

Tags

literary, science fiction, space travel, christian scifi

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Review by: Amanda Stephan on Sep. 29, 2011 :
If you like Science fiction that keeps you guessing and holding on to the edge of your seat, this is right up your alley. P.A. Baines is a talented writer you won't want to miss.
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: wendysue on May 10, 2011 :
I really enjoyed this book. I am not big on non-fiction but the way P.A. Baines writes really got me sucked into the story. I highly recommend the book. It is different but well worth the read.
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Michael Duncan on April 12, 2011 :
How far does a man have to travel to find God? In Alpha Redemption, P.A. Baines sends Brett Denton, along with every reader, on a fifty trillion mile round-trip journey through space and time to find out.

Most men dream of the opportunity to start over, to have the chance to undo mistakes of the past and remake choices so important in life. Regret, fear and anger all come to play on Brett’s heart as he finally faces the turmoil of his past and wrestles with questions as deep as space itself.

His one companion is Jay, the computer with a heart of gold. The Scripture says, “Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.” If this defines real friendship, then Jay is a true and loyal friend. With the curiosity of a child, coupled with wisdom born of innocence, Jay helps Brett to rediscover the value of faith and the power of real love.

In this Sci-fi adventure, Baines builds the Christian message one hyper-jump at a time.

Alpha Redemption is a captivating, page-turning story that will insist you keep going until the final word. Once you’re drawn into the dual tracts of Brett’s life, the story unfolds with deep emotion, laugh-out-loud humor and an occasional sense of panic as you journey with Brett into the deep reaches of space, returning back to earth with the past and present finally, ultimately reconciled.

If you enjoy Science Fiction, coupled with a strong Christian message, I can highly recommend Alpha Redemption.


Reviewed by:
Rev. Michael Duncan
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: mom244jc on April 07, 2011 :
This was an incredible read! I really enjoyed they way the author moved the ploy in different directions w/out ever losing the flow of the story. He kept me guessing until the very end! Highly recommend it!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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