' No there aren't any,'We scan the Earth no life forms,' said Dynek as they flew around the table flapping his wings,' We have a team then to always scanning the surface it is still in the twentieth century smog pollution and litter spread across the surface,not because of people because of us,our teams sent there for study and so on,our ships need those clean propulsion systems or hydrogen ,its cleaner won't destroy the planet and our teams must learn not to litter after an expedition,clean up your area after a study,,Earth is a good example.' Very well stated,'said Anet the alien President of the group sent to the Moon's surface to the far side too study Earth too see if life existed there .' I say put on ban on Earth except for science teams sent there to study I think in a hundred years Earth might be livable again,not yet though.' Thirteen aliens sitting,standing or flying around the table of the conference room of the Moon base.'Yes we agree for now.'So a ban was put on Earth.' to be continued
A half-zythian bard gets caught up in an affair with the Duchess of Highlake. The Duke wants him dead and our hero is forced to flee through a forest that no one has ever returned from.
An ex-soldier, now turned farmer, wakes one day to find mysterious marks on his hands and wrists. All seems well until black riders appear and kidnap his family. On his journey to recover his lost loved ones and to discover the meaning of the strange
The second book of the trilogy, The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, this volume will be enjoyed by astute 10 or 11 year olds as well as adults. A reader does not have to read To Build a Tunnel First to understand this volume.
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