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Original Title:	The Beginning (Precipice, #1)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Precipice #1

The Beginning (Precipice #1)

Kevin J. Howard

Paperback | Pages: 482 pages

Rating: 4.17 | 65 Users | 27 Reviews

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Title	:	The Beginning (Precipice #1)
Author	:	Kevin J. Howard
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 482 pages
Published	:	November 23rd 2012 by Outskirts Press
Categories	:	Horror. Science Fiction

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The End is only the Beginning....
It wasn't the first time Lieutenant Travis Daniels had been far from his wife and son. Leading an elite team on countless missions, dodging death at every turn-it was what he was trained to do. And returning to his family was always his driving force... but this time might be different. Imprisoned for an unsanctioned intrusion into a hot zone, Travis and his elite team took a deal to assist in the colonization of Mars to evade the death penalty. While stationed there, Travis' only source of sanity were the brief video conversations he was allowed with his family. When the last transmission received showed choppy images of the city in darkness and blurs of humanoid creatures running through the streets, Travis and his team must decide to either stay on Mars or find a way back to his family-unknowing of the hell that Earth has become.

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This was one hell of a thrill ride. I am not a fan of tough chicks, but Annie Daniels is one awesome character. No one better mess with her son, no matter how creepy or terrifying the monsters may be. This book seems to have everything. Trouble on the distant Mars with the security officers slowly going insane, Travis doing everything he can to keep the men in his unit safe, and Annie leading her son and neighbors to safety while being chased by horrible creatures. These things don't mess around

Just in time for the end of the world, Precipice: The Beginning takes you through the terrifying events that threaten to destroy humanity.

'Precipice: The Beginning' is the first novel in a science fiction/horror series that follows main character Lieutenant Travis Daniels as he and his team are on a mission to help colonize Mars instead of facing the death penalty for a home intrusion. While on Mars, Travis has brief video chats with his family - it's these videos that help keep him sane while on the mission. However, during the last transmission, Travis sees disturbing images on the screen - humanoid creatures taking over the

I don't usually read books set on other planets or in outer space, my horror preference is usually down to earth, but after reading several reviews and having thoroughly enjoyed "Faithful Shadow" I hoped for the best and gave it a whirl. It had everything a like about a novel: interesting characters, lots of action, and short chapters keeping the story line between characters moving. What it could have used is a better proofreader on the publishers end as my Nook version had quite a few spelling

I just love all the characters and how they are all dealing with the major catastrophe. All the action and suspense left me wanting to read the next book. I can't wait until it's out.

Here is a book that starts out with a bang and takes you on a ride that only gets better and better. The characters were rich and the horrors that befell upon them vivid. By the time I reached the books cliffhanger ending I desperately wanted to pick up the next installment simply to learn if the people Id come to care about would make it out of their current situation as planned.I didnt find myself any too attached to the main character, unfortunately. I found his wife a much tougher breed of

An excellent novel from start to finish. I would have liked to have more description on the monsters, but I must admit that I did enjoy their vicious nature. There were some truly nasty chapters involving the Martian security forces, and I often wondered who the real monsters were. I guess thats what made this such an excellent read. I found the characters to be very believable and I was truly grateful that nothing happened to Christina. As a warning to everyone who reads this novel, it does end