The Lighthouse War, Adrian McKinty
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The Lighthouse War
The Lighthouse Trilogy, Book 2

Narrator: Gerard Doyle

Unabridged: 9 hr 31 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/14/2011


Synopsis

The heartpounding sequel to The Lighthouse Land Jamie ONeill is back on Earth, where no one but his best friend Ramsay knows hes the hero of a great war that saved an alien nation. Now hes back to being a kid with one arm, no girlfriend, and a band that plays bad songs about intergalactic romance. Then news breaks on the Internet: a space probe has picked up a coded message from far across the galaxy. NASAs best scientists cant figure out what it says. Only Jamie and Ramsay realize its a message from Altair. Theyre needed again. This thrilling sequel to The Lighthouse Land is packed with even more adventure, battles, and humor than its predecessor, and secures Adrian McKintys place as one of science fictions most exciting new voices.

Author Bio

How does one graduate from prestigious Oxford University and end up with such a mixture of odd jobs. Such was the life of Irish born author, Adrian McKinty. He was born in Belfast, Ireland in 1968 as number four of five children. His father was a welder and boilermaker, but then became a merchant seaman. Adrian grew up reading crime novels and science fiction.

McKinty moved to New York City after receiving his Oxford degree, where he lived in Harlem. This is where the Oxford graduate took jobs as bartender, security guard, bookstore clerk, rugby coach, door to door salesman, and librarian for the Columbia University Medical School Library. After that, Adrian moved to Denver, Colorado where he was a high school English teacher. During this phase of his career, he began writing fiction with his first novel being, Dead I Well May Be. It received great recognition from peer review publishers. The next award winning novel was the sequel to his first entitled, The Dead Yard.

McKinty and his wife moved to Melbourne, Australia in 2008 with their children.

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