Fractals

G. S. Jennsen

Feb 2019 · Amaranthe Short Stories Book 6 · Hypernova Publishing

About this ebook

A mysterious signal coming from deep space attracts the attention of humanity’s scientists and the soldiers who protect them—the kind of attention the originators of the signal will do anything to avoid. When the two converge, first contact doesn’t go the way either side planned. 

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FRACTALS is set in an alternative universe from the Aurora Rhapsody novels and short stories.

Ratings and reviews

An interesting take in how a higher "creator" intelligence might deal with their creation evolving beyond their expectations or control. Fun read with the characters I have come to like.

Helps weave a view of the actions of the antagonist. Leaves you needing-wanting to read the whole series. Complex characters, compelling situations action aplenty. Touching human interaction.

I loved this book from the very beginning. I look forward to reading this entire series now that I have read the short story. Wonderful character's and great build up.

About the author

 G. S. JENNSEN lives somewhere in the U.S., in a locale that may or may not be where she lived the last time she published a book (she’s a gypsy at heart), with her husband and two dogs. She has become an internationally bestselling author since her first novel, Starshine, was published in March 2014. She has chosen to continue writing under an independent publishing model to ensure the integrity of her stories and her ability to execute on the vision she has for their telling.

While she has been a lawyer, a software engineer and an editor, she’s found the life of a full-time author preferable by several orders of magnitude. When she isn’t writing, she’s gaming or working out or getting lost in the mountains that loom large outside the windows in her home. Or she’s dealing with a flooded basement, or standing in a line at Walmart reading the tabloid headlines and wondering who all of those people are. Or sitting on her back porch with a glass of wine, looking up at the stars, trying to figure out what could be up there.