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The Apollo program, which President Kennedy began, is continued by President Nixon with a vengence. A story of high adventure and low intrique, Children of Apollo climaxes at the Lunar South Pole with the fate of two astronauts and the world in the balance.
July 20, 1969. Apollo 11 has landed men on the Moon, fulfilling the great dream of generations. It was to be the start of a new, glorious age of space exploration that would take humanity to the planets and ultimately to the stars.
But just three years later the great dream was over and the last men to explore the Moon returned to Earth. Thirty years later no one has been back. The hope of space settlements and expeditions to the planets was deferred, perhaps for a generation, perhaps forever.
But what if history had taken a different path? That question i | |  | | Nocturne: A Novel of Suspense
The 1987 Venice Economic Summit is the backdrop for a plot that might change the course of the Cold War. David Young, a classical musician, and his doctor wife Allison must not only stop the conspiracy, but save the life and sanity of their friend Richard, head of Security for the summit.
David Young, a classical musician and composer, was honored to be asked to perform before the heads of state at the 1987 Venice Economic Summit. But soon, along with his doctor wife, Allison, he is plunged into a conspiracy to change the course of the Cold War.
The conspiracy, which had its origins seventeen years before in a horrible mind control experiment in Hanoi, seems to center around David's friend Richard, head of security for the summit. Not only is the fate of the world at stake, but the life and sanity of David's friend. |
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