Hear No Evil
HEAR NO EVIL mixes space opera with science fiction mystery to deliver a fun-filled and dynamic story that will get your mind thinking and your heart pumping. Terry Persun is an IPPY AWARD WINNING author. This book is for fans of Isaac Asimov, Andre Norton, and Arthur C. Clarke novels.
“Feels like you’re on the verge of a new reality for humanity along with the characters!”
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic! Feels like you’re on the verge of a new reality for humanity along with the characters!
Persun is one of today’s great American authors. With books in every genre from historical fiction, poetry and science fiction. He bounces between different genre’s as easy as breathing. if you were to only read hear No Evil, you would think he is a brilliant sci-fi writer and not understand the quality of his versatility. This book can be placed on the shelf right along side Heinlein, Azimov and Bradbury. A spectacular read from one of today’s great imaginations.
- “Classic Science Fiction Told in a Contemporary Voice”
- “Entertaining”
- “Don’t turn your back!’
- “I hope there’s a See No Evil and a Speak No Evil to follow”
Exciting science fiction
Excitement begins on page one and never stops: space battles, hand-to-hand combat, betrayals, spies, human greed, manipulative aliens, alien carnivores. Who are the good guys? Who are the bad guys? Fun roller coaster ride.
A colony of scientists, a megalomaniac, an alien race…which will prevail? Brandon and Palmer, soldier and pilot, pitch their skills against a high-profile negotiator bent on taking over an entire planet, which could change the lives of every colonist on it. And why would one man want to do such a thing? To gain control of a secret alien race discovered on C47. It’s not about scientific discovery, and it’s not about saving an alien race, it’s about power and control. If Garth Killjoy, President of Section 204 of the Intergalactic Peace Force, gets his way he’ll have the entire Earth Central government under his control, and he knows it. That means all bets are off when it comes to honesty or fairness when working with the colonists. That’s why he sent a fake negotiator pummeling toward C47 in a cruiser filled with explosives. Before the ship gets blown out of the sky, Captain Palmer Luce ejects and is rescued by a second cruiser. She believes her friend may have gone down with the ship. But Lieutenant Brandon Lockhardt barely escapes with his life…and he’s not happy. He can’t wait to talk with Palmer to see why she left him behind. And she’s heartbroken that he may be dead.
HEAR NO EVIL mixes space opera with science fiction mystery to deliver a fun-filled and dynamic story that will get your mind thinking and your heart pumping. Let Brandon and Palmer warm your hearts…a new team has been born.
Terry Persun is an IPPY AWARD WINNING author. This book is for fans of Isaac Asimov, Andre Norton, and Arthur C. Clarke novels.
Questions about Hear No Evil
What is Hear No Evil about?
Hear No Evil mixes space opera with science-fiction mystery in a dynamic story about a few aliens trying to save their planet, and the humans who came to colonize it.
Who wrote Hear No Evil?
Terry Persun is the author of 89 titles across science fiction, fantasy, mystery and crime fiction, including the Biomass, Doublesight, TEN and Shaman Detective series. Persun lives in Washington state.
How long is Hear No Evil, and what formats can I get?
The ebook runs about 99,000 words. It is available as an ebook on handsdp.com.
What genre is Hear No Evil, and what are its main themes?
Hear No Evil is a science fiction novel. Its main themes and tropes include bodyguard romance, corrupt authority, cyborg / enhanced soldier, double agent / betrayal, first contact, government conspiracy and rebellion against empire.
Are there content notes for Hear No Evil?
Our review of the text found: strong language, frequent combat deaths, graphic deaths from implanted explosives, cannibal animals, a strip search, mind control and an alien contact that a character calls rape. The book is written for adult readers.
Is there a free sample?
HANDS Digital Publishing offers free First Third editions of catalog books, which come with a 20% coupon for the full edition. If one is not listed on this page, email jim@handsdp.com to request it.
What should I read next if I enjoy Hear No Evil?
Readers who enjoy Hear No Evil might also like Flight to Earth Seven, Cathedral of Dreams and Terminator Zone, all available on handsdp.com.
Exciting science fiction
Excitement begins on page one and never stops: space battles, hand-to-hand combat, betrayals, spies, human greed, manipulative aliens, alien carnivores. Who are the good guys? Who are the bad guys? Fun roller coaster ride.
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