Category: Science Fiction Publisher: CreateSpace/Fear Not Books
Type: Fiction
Pages: 424
Copyright: September 1, 2009
Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy
Two hundred years from now, Mars is colonized by humans and other alien species. Mankind has managed to leave Earth but they can not escape human nature. A small colony of Amish have managed to hold on to their land in a biodome. Everything is going well until evil threatens them from beyond their village community. And just when all hope is fading, comes a stranger who offers new hope.
Professional Reviews
Martian Amish: Christian Science Fiction Evolving?
Martian Amish is is a very imaginative story. Filled with deep human perspective, while forcing the reader to deal with the question...can mankind truly escape his own destiny.
Martian Amish: A lovestory
Wonderful! I made me cry.
Martian Amish: A new era in Christian fiction
The characters tugged at my heart. I could see myself out there on Mars, even with all the weird things imagined. The relationship between the two main characters is deep and profound! It is about time Christian Science Fiction comes of its own!
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