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The Tenth Planet: Oblivion: Book 2
 
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The Tenth Planet: Oblivion: Book 2 (Paperback)

by Dean Wesley Smith (Author), Kristine Kathryn Rusch (Author)
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2017: BACK FROM THE SUN

For aeons, Earth has been ravaged by so-called natural disasters. Now we know the primary cause: overharvesting of our limited resources--not by humans, but by the residents of our solar system's tenth planet.

Since before the birth of humanity, every two thousand years, this dark planet has plundered our world. But in 2017, Earth fought back. Now thousands of aliens face starvation. To survive, they must harvest Earth when their orbit brings them back from behind the sun.

But the humans are not waiting for Earth to become as parched and barren as Mars. Every nuclear weapon has been aimed at the Tenth Planet. Their ultimate goal--to blow the Tenth Planet to oblivion.

In part two of the Tenth Planet saga, cutting-edge science and high drama combine in an adventure that questions humanity's history, our place in the universe . . . and our very right to exist.


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About the Author

Dean Wesley Smith was a founder of the well-respected small press Pulphouse. He has written a number of novels--both his own and as tie-in projects--including Laying the Music to Rest and X-Men: The Jewels of Cyttorak.

Kristine Kathryn Rusch is the Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning former editor of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. She turned to writing full time two years ago. She, too, has written a number of original and tie-in novels, including the Fey series and Star Wars: The New Rebellion.


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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent sequel to The Tenth Planet, Oct 9 2003
By M. E. Cooper "Fantasybooks" (England) - See all my reviews
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What can I say, Smith has produced another great book. The Tenth Planet: Oblivion continues the story of Earth's struggle for survival against the aliens from the Tenth Planet.

The first battle has been lost, but Earth has finally gotten its act together and is ready to retaliate. Every nuclear bomb and rocket has been launched to intercept the alien menace as it rounds our sun on its way back toward Earth.

Great book and very easy reading. I read books one and two in a day. I'm starting book three right now!

Mark E. Cooper
Warrior Within (ISBN:0-9545122-0-0)

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4.0 out of 5 stars Middle Ground, May 14 2003
By Jackie Tortorella - See all my reviews
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The Tenth Planet: Oblivion is not as riveting as the first book in the trilogy, but the action does pick up in the second half of the book. In this middle book, we see much more about the aliens. The authors show a great deal of imagination in presenting beings so foreign to us, and yet with a sense of ethics and emotions that are close to human. It's an interesting twist that these aliens are not evil, but it comes down to their survival or ours. The characterization of the humans is fair but not great. This is definitely a story of plot, not characterization. There is no great moral message that I've seen so far. I give the book 4 stars for two reasons. First, the creativity and great plot line begun in the first book of the trilogy keeps the reader eagerly pursuing the outcome. Secondly, reviews indicate that the third book, which I'm about to begin, is satisfying and better than this second book. All in all, I think any science fiction fan will like this series. It is set in the near future, making it more "real" than the far-out stuff you can try to wade through. It seems plausible that these things could happen. Enough writing--I'm headed for the couch to begin the next iteration!
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2.0 out of 5 stars Its only saving grace was that it was a very easy read., Sep 25 2001
By Adam Missner (Roswell, GA United States) - See all my reviews
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This was a stupid book. It's only saving grace was that it was a very easy read. This trilogy started off with a good premise (aliens on a planet with a 2006 year orbit "harvest" large areas of the earth), but just got worse and worse. I don't think the folks hired to write this book (nominally, the "authors") cared about it much either.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Pure escapism
Although published as three separate books, the Tenth Planet trilogy should really have been released as a single compilation. Read more
Published on Jul 9 2001 by SH in Tampa

4.0 out of 5 stars Good, but not excellent!
The first book of the trilogy was excellent. This book could excel, too, but for the fact that it stops in the middle of the action. Read more
Published on Jun 9 2000 by Peter Werner

3.0 out of 5 stars hooked by the line & sinking....
Okay, so I got hooked on this sci-fi series; the characters are okay, the premise interesting ...all in all, not bad. Read more
Published on Mar 29 2000

5.0 out of 5 stars Curiously fabolously interesting
I read the first book through without a pause, as I did with this one too!

These books gripp you at the heart, and just squeeze harder while you read .... Read more

Published on Mar 12 2000 by Pål B. Vinland

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