In the Blackness of Space, Robert Kuntz
In the Blackness of Space, Robert Kuntz
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In the Blackness of Space

Author: Robert Kuntz

Narrator: D.J. Pitsiladis

Unabridged: 6 hr 10 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 08/15/2014


Synopsis

Severely abused as a child, Dr. Grant Chapman is a multi-phobic computer genius who believes in NASA's mission to far space, but is too afraid to make the trip. His best friend - NASA rogue, con artist, and trouble-shooter, Billy Jepler - drugs Grant and launches him into space. When Grant emerges from stasis, he finds the other nauts dead, a section of the ship battered shut, and the ecological balance of the Galileo threatened. His only companions are two miniature poodles and SINDAS, the ship's self-initiating, yet common-sense-challenged, computer. In the blackness of space, Grant confronts his fears and finds a power that challenges the traumatic memories of his abuse. Watch the book video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuMUc4d0Yb0

Reviews

Goodreads review by Katie on June 01, 2016

Wow! I wasn't sure what to expect going into this one, but I wasn't disappointed at all. I would compare it to Cast Away with Tom Hanks, or the movie Gravity with Sandra Bullock. It's a quiet story, but a powerful one. A story of overcoming intense fears and phobias. And the main character, Grant, i......more

Goodreads review by Dave on September 02, 2016

Review originally published at Book of Bogan In the Blackness of Space is a quasi-hard science fiction novel with a hefty sting in the tail. One should not enter the reading of this book thinking this is a straight up science fiction, as I made the mistake of doing. This is a christian fiction book m......more

Goodreads review by Beregond on June 18, 2015

Good story, too much message A good tale of man's first interstellar slower than light ship. While struggling to keep the ship going the last surviving crew member finds Jesus. That's an organic part of the story, but was laid on with a trowel. Worth reading once, but probably not worth a second read......more

Goodreads review by Carol on August 04, 2016

It is a story of forgiveness and GODs intervention and Grace for redemption. It has topics in it, one that is near and dear to my heart, child abuse. It has some Christian intervention. There is one SURPRISING ending. It is about overcoming intense fears and phobias.......more