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Emergence 2

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Justice Hawk has hit another home run with Emergence 2. he makes every reader think of the many possibilities of this complex world, some are facts as we know of them and others we just think of them as fiction. Justice Hawk takes the fiction part and makes you realize that it just might be the real facts. This is a must read for anyone that has read Emergence.

Rob

Justice Hawk has written another very interesting novel!

The story was paced well, as researchers attempted to find out about a life form which threatens to annihilate all the humans on earth.

The novel introduces the reader to fascinating scientific theories and applies them to the storyline. The book is full of suspense, as the drama of the emergence of the life form gets is elucidated.

Throughout the book, Justice Hawk skillfully uses dialogue between scientists to educate the reader about topics such as Super String Theory,DNA and other subjects.

The reader is drawn into the intense dialogue between the scientists as they race against time to find out what they are dealing with, and what the entity's intention is.

The context is the bureacracy of the Japanese government. This context provides a stable structure for the plot to develop.

One can wonder at the end of the novel, what, really, is life?

A great read, especially if you have read Emergence. It takes the next step in a process that suggests that perhaps we have some different life forms on earth watching and waiting to take some not so friendly action on the human race and planet earth. Very exciting and very plausible ideas about this theory are set forth in this book. I found myself pondering all sorts of possibilities as I read the book. I have read Emergence and this was a great second book based on that first publication. I found the story line to be very exciting and full of suspenseful scenarios. I would recommend this book to one and all. I could not put it down once I got into it.

Emergence 2 might well be the bravest scientific novel every written. By questioning the essence of our very existence, the novel forces us to reflect upon those claims to which we hold most sacred. Most importantly: what are we life forms really doing here on this planet? The author must produce an Emergence 3! There are just too many questions raised without answers. After reading this novel, I felt a little more attached to the universe and much less attached to everything that I formerly was led to believe. What do I believe now?

Berkeley scientists have just confirmed that the planet Mars toppled some 50 degrees to the north, changing its inclination relative to its orbit about the sun (precession). Emergence 2 entertains just such a possibility with Earth's precession.