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The Colorado Sequence by Stacey Cochran
Science Fiction
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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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By: BB
Puzzling. Started very well, but seems to have gotten sillier and more predictable as the episodes progressed. The ideas are interesting but the characters and conversations seem cartoonish sometimes. Maybe it's me. Others seem to reallly like it.By: JJ
The Colorado Sequence is been a great listen so far, it really grabbed me from the get go. The characters are interesting, engaging and have depth. The story line is intriguing and has alot of possibilities. The author keeps you hanging on. I can't wait to hear what happens.By: Paul Hawke
I've reached chapter 3 of the book, and I'm loving it so far. My two previous experiences here on Podiobooks were "Earthcore" and "Ancestor" (Scott Sigler). I came back looking for something entertaining, well written & plotted with a quality presentation and so far I've not been disappointed. Keep up the good work!
Chapters
| Title | Description | Date Created |
| The Colorado Sequence - Chapter One (41.67 MB) | Dr. Amy Levine is interviewed by Nano Tech Agents on a private island off the coast of Florida. The island comes under attack during the interview, and Levine is captured. | May 9, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Chapter Two (39.55 MB) | Private detective Roger McCallister visits Dr. Amy Levine's landlord Helen Richards in Arizona to find out information about Levine's disappearance. WARNING: Cliffhanger episode ending. | May 14, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Chapter Three (38.46 MB) | Deep in the heart of the South Pacific Ocean, we discover that Dr. Amy Levine is being held captive by the ego-maniac Prince Osoro Santana. The Prince plans to unveil his scheme to use Levine's work for evil, but his mountain compound comes under attack. WARNING: Cliff-hanger episode ending. | May 22, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Episode Four (29.98 MB) | In a terrible thunderstorm at night in a remote desert motel in Arizona, Helen Richards and private eye Roger McAllister escape from an otherworldly woman who wants to kill them. | May 25, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Episode Five (28.25 MB) | Dr. Amy Levine and Agent Sara McKenzie find the secret tunnel into the mountain at the bottom of a lake. Once inside the mountain, Levine and McKenzie discover Prince Osoro Santana’s reactor core where he's developing a machine to enter the Line. Levine describes "the Line" as quintessence, the very structure of dark energy that forms the space around us. WARNING: Cliff-hanger episode ending! | Jun 9, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Episode Six (33.17 MB) | Roger and Helen escape from the fiery motel room in the Arizona desert with one of the gunmen, Zeb. They drive north across the night-darkened desert plains through a thunderstorm, but when trying to cross the Gila River, they are attacked by dozens of zombie-like young women similar to the one they encountered at the motel. | Jun 15, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Episode Seven (11.23 MB) | oger and Helen wake at dawn at Zeb's place. Over coffee, Zeb reads Dr. Amy Levine's manuscript for The Colorado Sequence and realizes that she's found a doorway into the Line. And it's in Ouray, Colorado. | Jun 24, 2008 |
| The Colorado Sequence - Episode Eight (27.07 MB) | Deep inside Santana's mountain in the middle of the South Pacific, Nano Tech Agent Noah Johnston speaks to the scientists from inside the RK-81 Unit in the Reactor Core... from inside the Line! Dr. Amy Levine is discovered by Prince Santana, and she and Agent Sara McKenzie must escape from him and the island as a thermonuclear detonation counts down, threatening to kill them all. | Jul 1, 2008 |
