A small team of elite scientists have gathered to explore an interstellar discovery in the Arctic. If possible, they must enter a strange vessel and observe, providing higher-ups with a top secret report. However, the strange technology is accidently activated and the squad of analytical discoverers is propelled to destinations beyond what we consider possible. There is a bigger problem. The investigators are retired, have hip pain, and not a lot of experience in actual space adventure. Grandpa, with his sardonic grandson in tow, embarks on a haphazard journey to Zalix IV, where dimensions have blended events into what might have happened, with what could happen, including other human travelers.
Travel with Trularin on a thought provoking tour of how we might borrow technology to get somewhere far away, and then "settle" in to a new reality. Trularin offers a futuristic predicament with a classic narrative charm, and lots of debate on which button to push!
312 pages / 12pt text
Categories:
Science fiction / time travel
Science fiction / alien contact
General ISBN: 9798392325689 Imprint: Independent
Although no sun light or external emanations entered the artifact, an outline formed of the same shape as the entrance. A moment of tribulation gripped us all. Should we exit. What will happen? As I progressed through the doorway, it was abundantly clear we were not on earth. I had seen a number of artist’s concepts of other worlds. With that in mind, I can say they had nothing on what I witnessed. Everything was vivid. Flora and bush type trees with grasses that might have been short spears littered the landscape in a cornucopia of color. A look at the horizon filled my imagination as to how close we were to the two heavenly bodies that tinted the sky with a brazen red hue.
“Guys–I think we have a serious problem."
Footprints lie ahead in the journey of Heinrich Muller, from his home in North America to the fighting of World War II Germany. The Footprints We Follow by Trularin takes us to the struggle of a young man in service to his country. Trularin opens a window into home life of the early 1940s, where we follow the experiences of Heinrich (Hank) during an unfolding era of strife. Through Hank, we face the challenges of a young recruit pressed into a role fighting people of his cultural heritage, while suffering animosity from his fellow townsfolk and soldiers.
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Science Fiction…Adventure…a challenge of a lifetime. Dr. Paul Bracken leads a team across the world in an effort to discover the bits and pieces of machines used to engineer the human race. Eventually the collected artifacts map the locations of ports in the space time continuum that may uncover the last known setting of God’s throne.
When an archeological dig in Montana presents an impossible situation, the scientist reaches out to the FBI sending Bracken and associates to investigate.
“Well, whatever we call it, we’re screwed. There is no way this animal could have a human hand in its stomach,” Paul said.
“What, too big…?” Brandon asked stopping at the edge.
“Time,” Carol said as a matter of fact.
“I don’t get it.”
“There is a time difference between when this raptor walked the Earth and when man walked the Earth,” Carol added.
Buried with the impossibility is a strange artifact that tugs at the team’s curiosity, sending them far south and on to other locations throughout the world in...
The Last Map to the Throne of Godby Trularin
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