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Fractured Future
by Nicholas P Coe   
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Category:  Science Fiction
Publisher: iUniverse

ISBN-10:  1475922418

Type: Fiction

Pages: 349

Copyright: 
Aug, 2012
ISBN-13: 9781475922417

Price: $3.99 (eBook)


Fractured Future takes you to a future where a genetic mutation has enhanced humanity, but that success is threatened when Shade,the first to have the mutation, learns how to reverse the change. Solon Draco is dispatched to prevent this happening and these adversaries who are often millenia apart race against time on a mission that will carry them to the very end of time to decide what path humanity will tread into the future.

Historically, evolution moves at a slow place, with advances made by incremental steps. Occasionally, however, when circumstances permit, a massive leap catapults a species into a different future. Now, ten thousand years into such a future, humanity has evolved into a barely recognizable form, with the ability to manifest multiple personal entities-each with a distinctly different physical identity. The Exiger hegemony has exploited this evolutionary springboard, giving it virtually irresistible military, political, and even social advantage as it seeks the utter subjugation of the galaxy. Commander Solon Draco lost his parents at ten, and that experience shaped his entire future. As an adult, he dedicates his life to the military. For his own reasons, he chooses to display only one personality, a single-minded drive that has propelled him through the ranks. When Draco learns that the bearer of the genetic leap that founded his race and the Exiger Empire thousands of years ago has discovered a means to eliminate the change, he is dispatched into the past, leading an interstellar battle fleet from an even more distant future to foil this plan. He knows that if this crucial change is eliminated, he, his whole race, and the future they populate will vanish in an instant. As adversaries who are millennia apart race against time on a mission that will carry them to the very end of time, everything hangs in the balance. What path will humanity tread into the unknown future?

 



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They trudged on endlessly.
When Whip turned to speak, the wind blew sand in his face. Cursing, he screwed his eyes shut and turned his back to the gale, tears streaming down his face.
Behind was still the same as in front, just endless sand.
When Whip could see again, he glared at Shade, who shrugged helplessly. “Hey, it wasn't my idea,” he said.
They walked on. The dust devils danced around, always with them but never behind or in front.
Then, suddenly the sand was gone.
Everything went black. A brilliant, screaming, unbelievably terrible, bright blackness, that tore mercilessly at their minds. They cried out in agony, but made no sound. They tried to cover their eyes, but to no avail. They tried to block their ears, but they were already deaf.
The crescendo of pain grew and grew until it became more than they could bear. They wanted to die, prayed to die, began to die.
Then the sand was back.
Only now it was not the tired grit of the desert, but silky white sand, soft, warm and welcoming, the sort travel agents gush over. Warm water lapped gently at their feet.
But all this went unnoticed. Those few brief awful moments had been too much. Their minds were blank, turned inwards, denying what they had been unable to comprehend.




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