Captain Joe Kidd, a skilled investigator, is assigned a mysterious mission by the World Space Exploration Agency (WSEA). A puzzling circle of light has appeared in the sky, and Joe must uncover its cause and the ramifications it may have. Assembling a handpicked crew, he embarks on a perilous journey, facing challenges both in space and back on Earth.Meanwhile, Nari, a young woman who has led a sheltered life, is about to uncover a web of deceit that puts her in grave danger. As she navigates this treacherous path, all she longs for is safety and a sense of belonging.When their worlds unexpectedly collide, Joe and Nari find themselves in an unfamiliar land, surrounded by enigmatic individuals. Together, they must learn to adapt, trust each other, and unravel the mysteries that bind their fates.
Christopher D. Taylor was born in Leicester. He wrote a few short stories when he was young, but years went by before he completed his first novel, The Circle. He now lives in Loughborough with his wife and three children. A fan of fantasy fiction, Christopher wanted to blur the line between science fiction and fantasy. He spent thirteen years in the prison service before taking on a more clerical role. Christopher started writing as a way of dealing with mental health issues and found an enjoyment in it that led to completing The Circle.
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3 reviews
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A very enjoyable sci-fi book. Great story line and interesting characters.
Not the sort of book I would normally read but looking forward to Christopher Taylors next one.
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The story is so interesting and the book is high quality. The story is consistent and is a good read for anyone who is a fan of Sci fi, fantasy or both. The characters are all well written and my personal favourites are Moss, Elliott and Nari. The characters are all fleshed out and have there own personal journey while still fitting with the main story
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A really compelling and easy read! A great storyline, fascinating characters, and Chris manages to describe the scenes in great detail that you actually feel like you are there. Really would recommend to all avid readers of sci-fi fantasy.
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