Son of Tesla (The Tesla Trilogy Book 1), by Eli Nixon
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Can one man convince a world he's never known to stand together against a madman who wields the power of the stars? Nikola Tesla never died, and not in the sense that memories are forever. From the moment he stepped through the doorway to the transdimensional world of Volos, he began to change. Now, his son Petar has escaped the nightmare world to warn Earth of Tesla's imminent attack. The only problem is, nobody believes him. Excerpt from Son of Tesla: "He was power-mad," the man continued in his half-whisper. "Starving for more knowledge of the interactions between the two worlds. See, he was convinced he'd spent a month there, but when he came back, he'd been gone nearly half a year. If you look it up, you'll see that there are about five months when nobody seems to have any record of him existing. That was when he was on the other side. "When he got back, he began pouring every penny into his research. He was driven. The world saw what he wanted to show them, but the real stuff, the things that could have brought the world to its knees, he kept secret. Most of that work he did out in Colorado." "You realize how wild this sounds," Brodham felt it was time to step in. "You're talking about other dimensions, time travel..." "I never said time travel." "...an immortal electrician!" "Electrical engineer, and please don't underestimate him. He may have been harmless then, but something about those early years on Volos changed him. His soul took a trip to hell and came back with scars." "Volos." Brodham tried to keep his voice flat, but he couldn't quite keep out the note of curiosity. "That's what he called it. The Slavic god of death," the man said with a wry chuckle. "Ironic for a planet that's so alive it breathes under your feet." "Is it a planet or...what was it you said? 'Another dimension.' " "It's about the size of Earth, but that's the only similarity. I don't think it exactly exists in this universe. More like a parallel dimension. Most of the rules of physics are the same there, but not all of them." "How do you know about this place?" Brodham made an effort to keep the conversation on track. He'd heard most of this before, but every time the man told his story, he added new details. It was a clever trick. "Have you been there?" "Been there? I was born there!" "And you..." Brodham looked over his notes, "...escaped." "Right." "To warn us that Nikola Tesla is going to invade our planet with an 'army of robots,' in your words." "No, not robots," the man sighed wearily. "Nanophrenological clones. They just sort of look like robots. Now are you ready to start taking me seriously?" "Why would his own son have to escape?" "Let's just say we don't see eye-to-eye on some things." "Like the destruction of Earth." "That'd be the main thing, yeah. "Alright, that's enough for now. We'll hold you in a cell for a few days until we can get some background information. In the meantime, if you ever feel you'd like to change your story, just ask to see me." Brodham stood and signaled to the door. It buzzed and then clicked open to allow two burly men through. Each one cradled an M4 beneath his shoulder. "You're making a mistake." The man's voice wasn't accusing, simply matter-of-fact, as if he'd already realized nobody would believe him. It also sounded sad. "I'm sure I am." Brodham turned to the door and nodded a greeting to one of the armed guards. They'd worked a field assignment several months previously. James, or Gerry, maybe. Brodham tried to remember, came up only with a "Juh" sound. Two kids, one in a wheel chair. Some disease. Nice guy. The guard smiled back, and the base of his throat exploded.
Son of Tesla (The Tesla Trilogy Book 1), by Eli Nixon- Amazon Sales Rank: #826082 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-15
- Released on: 2015-03-15
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author Eli Nixon lives in North Carolina with his wife and beautiful little girl. He's also the author of Pretty Bird, a sci-fi technothriller.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Tesla's Son is a Bad-Ass! By Bookaholic Nikola Tesla makes a great subject for fiction. Was he a humanitarian or just a mad scientist? I wrote a novel about him myself, and am always looking to see how other writers have portrayed him in fiction. The first thing readers should know about Son of Tesla is that this is Book One of a series and that it does leave you hanging and wanting the rest! The second thing to be aware of is this: if you want to read about the heroic Nikola...read something else. Nikola Tesla is the unadulterated Bad Guy in this story. The hero is his son, Petar Tesla. It seems that in 1899 Nikola Tesla accidentally opened a dimensional rupture, transporting to a planet called Volos. I'm not sure what happened to him, but somehow the idealistic inventor became corrupted and now he is breeding killer creatures and plotting Earth's takeover. Petar has defied his father and come to earth to stop him. Petar is over 100 years old, but he looks like a handsome 25-year old. He's got bad-ass fighting skills and fingers that shoot electric bolts—“the advantages of being a Tesla!” From there it is pretty much nonstop action: car chases, kidnapping, home invasion, battles, bloodthirsty slaughter. A normal suburban boy gets caught up in the conflict, and a rogue general wants his piece of the pie. I can certainly see this novel as a movie, because it has you on the edge of your seat. It's not a nice restful read though. The violence and relentless pace were a bit much for me. Yet I must say the writer is very good at what he does. The prose, characterization and imagery are excellently done. In his afterward, the author apologizes for making Nikola Tesla a villain. Yeah, I can't say I agree with his characterization of Tesla as a world-enslaving tyrant. I sure hope he was just being controlled by an evil alien and that he gets redeemed at the end. The author says that Tesla will do even more evil things in the next book. I might skip it.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Science Fiction at its purest. . . By Alicia Britton Nikola Tesla was a real-life mechanical and electrical engineer and famous one, too. For a time, he worked alongside Thomas Edison. In the Sci-Fi novel, “Son of Tesla,” Nikola is more or less the same person, but he’s still alive, doing the mad scientist thing on the planet Volos, grooming an army of clones, and planning to take over the Earth. And the only one with the power and knowledge to save the world is Nikola’s son, Petar. If you think this sounds far-fetched, you’d be right, and yet Eli Nixon pulls it off smoothly. It’s easy to agree with CIA Special Agent Bill Brodham; Petar doesn’t sound crazy. His facts are consistent and his scientific terminology and theories seem legitimate. But Petar enters CIA headquarters on our Earth, the real one that’s full of skeptics, and he can’t convince the ones who matter that the end of the world is imminent.The Koschei, the practically invincible killer clones, are the game changes. They initiate an action-packed race to kill or capture Petar and his companion Jem, a teenager who’s bound by his unfortunate fate to Petar’s cause. The CIA and U.S. Army join the adventure for damage control, and at times there’s more to it than that. Those who have power, those in danger of losing it, will do whatever it takes to keep that from happening.“Son of Tesla” is Science Fiction at its purest. There is no trendy deviation into the land mixed genres. Many diehard fans would appreciate that. All of the story elements–the characters, each organization they represent, and every play they make–are woven together with a complexity that is both impressive and digestible. Although the action scenes were a little drawn out for me, I found the backstories and quieter moments of reflection fairly satisfying for a Sci-Fi piece. But there was room for more depth. And the story could have benefitted from a strong female or two, or any woman, for that matter, in a leading role and/or a position of authority. I’m hoping for better female representation in the sequel.
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