A theft of a mind machine...a curious "wanna-be" child detective...a nutty retired scientist... and alien clients from an unknown planet combine to make this detective mystery an intriguing read.
War has broken out on planet Zorb. I am Boraz, leader of the scientific community of Endar. The rebel Saja and his evil army are closing in on my colleague, Arkon, and me. I fear that our minds will be neutralized, if we are caught.
Our province, Endar, is rich in mineral deposits and intellectual resources. For decades, Saja and his rebels have been fighting us in the hope of capturing both.
The situation has never been more desperate. Saja and his rebels have already destroyed most of our scientific records, technical equipment, and energy sources. We must find a way to stop him; otherwise our civilization will be lost.
Arkon and I are the most senior scientists left in our province. Our top-secret S1M1 unit contains, for safekeeping, the minds of our intelligent people, most of whom have been captured and enslaved. Saja will not be satisfied until he can control their minds--and ours. The S1M1 unit must not fall into his hands. We must escape and reprogram the unit before he can find us.
There are two on planet Earth who can help us--one is young; she must find the other.
Excerpt
"That's her!"
"How can you be so sure?"
"Look at her...the only difference is, she's asleep. Besides, observe the book she's holding. It's the one we projected..."
"Should we wake her..."
"No! Look at us ... we haven't assumed human form yet."
Ooh, got my attention and curiosity as well. Your book sounds like a winner to me! I have been buying two books per month from den friends to add to my growing library, and have enjoyed all of them. I am already committed for July, but I see this one in my future for August! Can't wait to read!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
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