Chronicle Worlds: No Way Home (Future Chronicles Book 18)

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No escape. Nothing terrifies us more than being stranded - forsaken, cut-off, marooned in a place from which there is no way to home.

A soldier trapped in an endless war dies over and over, only to be awakened each time to fight again - one of the last remaining few seeking to save mankind from extinction. An RAF radio engineer in an abandoned military installation, who begins to suffer hallucinations, shifts in time and memories that are not his own. A colonial space explorer, sent alone to determine a planet's suitability for human colonization, who stumbles across a woman who is part of the same program but shouldn't be there at all. An assassin from the future, stranded when he fails in his mission, who knows he will soon cease to exist.

In this title in the acclaimed Future Chronicles series of speculative fiction anthologies, Amazon Breakthrough Novel finalist Michael Patrick Hicks and USA Today bestselling author Samuel Peralta join with some of the most exciting new voices in speculative fiction explore the mental, physical and metaphysical boundaries that imprison us when we are lost.

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★★★★★
"The best place to discover new SF authors, I think, is any of the anthologies coming from Samuel Peralta"
-- Hugh Howey, NY Times bestselling author of Wool

★★★★★
"A powerful new voice in speculative fiction"
--Nick Webb, USA Today bestselling author of the Legacy Fleet trilogy

About the Author

Created by USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Samuel Peralta, The Future Chronicles is the #1 bestselling anthology series that brings together work from visionary new voices and from the grandmasters of modern speculative fiction.

Its unique take on major science fiction and fantasy themes - A.I., time travel, dragons, robots, aliens, zombies, immortality, galactic battles, cyborgs, doomsday - has made it one of the most acclaimed anthology series of the digital era.

Pages: 300

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Windrift Books

Release: January 06, 2019

Chronicle Worlds: No Way Home (Future Chronicles Book 18)

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Pages: 300

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Windrift Books

Release: January 06, 2019

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Cat

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May 03, 2024

Chronicle Worlds: No Way HomeI enjoyed this science fiction anthology with stories all of a theme. The only fault I could find with it; it ended far too soon.
Charl

(4/5)

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May 03, 2024

It's rare to find a collection that I don't skip any stories at all. Each of these Future Chronicles books has been that way. Job well done.
Luis

(4/5)

2

May 03, 2024

Some of the best Sci-fi short stories I have read in a while since reading Ted Chiang.
PJ Lea

(4/5)

2

May 03, 2024

Stranded.These stories left me with a deep feeling of sadness. They are all in different settings and times, with a massive diversity of protagonists, but the knowledge is deep in all of them that they cannot return home. As with all FC stories they are well written and interesting, though I did have a favourite which is To Sing of Chaos and Eternal Night by Lucas Bale.
Dr. Ann Coker

(5/5)

2

May 03, 2024

A gotta readPenalty and friends have produced an intriguing collection of tales that registers high marks on the scale of desperation and fascination...gotta read this!
Peter Bradley

(4/5)

1

May 03, 2024

Please give my Amazon review a helpful vote - https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-re...There is nothing upbeat about being exiled and never being able to return home. So, this is a generally downbeat collection of stories. The quality was generally good, although some ended a bit too abruptly.To Sing of Chaos and Eternal Night - A Cyborg spends his life fighting and dying to protect humanity from an alien race, then he discovers he's been fighting on the wrong side. There was a lot of background
Sue Lawson

(5/5)

1

May 03, 2024

When it’s so realThat you can’t bear to read on, and can’t bear not to. A wonderful addition to a wonderful series. Buy it.

Cat

(4/5)

May 03, 2024

Chronicle Worlds: No Way HomeI enjoyed this science fiction anthology with stories all of a theme. The only fault I could find with it; it ended far too soon.

Charl

It's rare to find a collection that I don't skip any stories at all. Each of these Future Chronicles books has been that way. Job well done.

Luis

Some of the best Sci-fi short stories I have read in a while since reading Ted Chiang.

PJ Lea

Stranded.These stories left me with a deep feeling of sadness. They are all in different settings and times, with a massive diversity of protagonists, but the knowledge is deep in all of them that they cannot return home. As with all FC stories they are well written and interesting, though I did have a favourite which is To Sing of Chaos and Eternal Night by Lucas Bale.

Dr. Ann Coker

(5/5)

A gotta readPenalty and friends have produced an intriguing collection of tales that registers high marks on the scale of desperation and fascination...gotta read this!

Peter Bradley

Please give my Amazon review a helpful vote - https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-re...There is nothing upbeat about being exiled and never being able to return home. So, this is a generally downbeat collection of stories. The quality was generally good, although some ended a bit too abruptly.To Sing of Chaos and Eternal Night - A Cyborg spends his life fighting and dying to protect humanity from an alien race, then he discovers he's been fighting on the wrong side. There was a lot of background

Sue Lawson

When it’s so realThat you can’t bear to read on, and can’t bear not to. A wonderful addition to a wonderful series. Buy it.

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Chronicle Worlds: No Way Home (Future Chronicles Book 18)

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Chronicle Worlds: No Way Home (Future Chronicles Book 18)

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