The Colorado Sequence
Stacey Cochran
Read by Stacey Cochran
Physicist Dr. Amy Levine has discovered a mathematical sequence--the Colorado Sequence--that describes an underlying pattern and a guiding force within the very fabric of reality. Now she's on the verge of an astonishing breakthrough, and the U.S. government wants to know how she has done it. How has Dr. Levine learned to accurately predict the future? And they're willing to kill her to find out. Levine and a group of friends escape to Colorado to unravel the mystery of the sequence, but there they become snowbound. They must locate a secret treasure room, find a hidden key, and answer an ancient riddle before a devastating eruption destroys them all ... and the power of the Colorado Sequence is lost forever.
"The Colorado Sequence, by Stacey Cochran, is a unique blend of hard science fiction, fantasy, and thriller ... The strength of this book is the story and level of suspense. I didn't want to put this one down simply because of the suspense and wondering who would make it out alive. With strange creatures, harsh elements, and deadly tests, danger seems to lurk around every corner." -- SciFiChick.com
"A quantum fable of spy intrigue, adventure and thought-provoking speculation on the nature of the universe." -- Mark Jeffrey, author of The Pocket and the Pendant
"An entertaining fast-paced read." -- Jeremy Robinson, author of The Didymus Contingency
"Nonstop action makes you want to read 'til the end. I loved it!" -- Richard Triebe, author of On a Rising Tide
"A unique blend of fantasy and suspense, The Colorado Sequence builds a strong female character in Amy Levine." -- Julio Vazquez, author of Death at Disney
"I have sacks under my eyes because I have been up late the last few nights reading The Colorado Sequence. I finished it last night at 2:31 A.M. because I simply could not put it down. I so enjoyed this book!" -- Ericka Jackson, author of A Mansion Mindset
"Nonstop action ... powerful!" -- Brew City Magazine
"With all the action scenes, running gun battles and explosions this story has all the makings for an action packed, big-screen movie." -- Gene Curtis, author of The Seventh Mountain
"Thrilling, action packed!" -- Hannah Stone, author of Remembering Our Angels
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Can't focus on the story
Elfie
Background music for an audio book? If I wanted music, I would play music I actually like. Also, just too many holes in the story... and that was just the first chapter. Shooting machine guns while riding a SeaDoo? Ever rode one before? At high speed? One handed? Ever fire a machine gun one handed? Ridiculous.
By: Ken
I for one have enjoyed the book. While it has been frustrating waiting for the next chapter to be published we all should keep one thing in mind... IT’S FREE. Mr. Cochran has been kind enough to give this content away and is getting next to nothing for it (beyond ...
Paul Ajzenman
The reader did a good job. The story starts off as an action/adventure tale like a 007 story. Then, the story transforms into action/fantasy and stays there. Overall, the story survived the periods of intense detail which sometimes acted as filler instead of enhancement. When the story turns to activities inside "the line" a mild religiosity is evident. Nothing wrong with that though a tale so heavily based on such a guiding principle is bound to be limited-in my humble opinion. Thus, this tale became good vs. evil though there is no context for either. Why good? Why evil? A god-like presence seems to be the only answer; begs my question of why does a god-like presence need good and evil? Anyway, this story was worthwhile and mostly held my interest.
By: Stacey Cochran
Thanks, Ken. Yes, FYI, I've been publishing on podiobooks for 4 years. I think I've made 10 dollars in donations. On Kindle, on the other hand, selling at just 1 dollar per copy, I've made 400 dollars in the past 2 weeks. I am tweaking the final episode as I'm ...
By: lara
i have to agree with airman's assessment. i did listen to the whole book as i wanted to know 'what happened' but there were just too many things going on. from physics to fantasy, the book didn't seem to really know what it wanted to be. there were some continuity ...
By: Juuro
This work shows that you don't need a mass of sound effects and a flock of voice actors to do a good audiobook. A straight reading is often more immersive than inserting a sound effect after every sentence, which some producers seem to be doing. As for the story... I'm ...
By: Graham Pollard
As is my normal practice, I downloaded the entire book before listening. I have enjoyed the book and would rate it 4 out of 5. this is a very high rating for someone who not only is above the target age for this book, but someone who loves mystery and ...
By: dreamquest
I just wanted to say that we enjoyed the audio book so much that we are ordering the print copy from Amazon! This action sequences and the use of real site (ouray, colorado) to describe the story is simply outstanding. i was using google street view to check out the ...