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He had been out three-hundred years, exploring new star systems for the billions of humans waiting for new territory.
Spacer by your papers, Molly Goodwin said to her new boarder. "Your neighbor is a Widow lady, spends most warm seasons with me. Oh, here she comes now, Viki Malone this is John Blake, your new neighbor."
"I want you to meet someone, She is my ships computer, One," The air shimmered and a beautiful auburn haired woman took form. Viki almost swooned.
"What does she want," John asked.
"A contract of course, One answered.
Viki Malone Blake doesn't realize she has just wed the Galaxy Admiral and that his computer One, is the control for all of the ten thousand stars of Empire. | |  | | Starman
First memories of a slave camp in ancient Egypt
Yoro was in labor. Something was wrong, the child wouldn't come. Finally, after many hours she delivered but the boy child was dead. She cried herself to sleep. Her breasts were swollen with milk and no child to drink. She woke to find a boy child nursing. He had a white star on his right cheek, she traced the star with her fingertip and said, my little star. That's what I shall call you, my star. | |  | | The Beginning
He was about five wearing a rotting hide. It was early spring. A dozen children caught Minnows and tad poles in the freezing water. They were starving and would eat anything they could find.
span style="font-family: Comic Sans MS;">span style="font-size: larger;">span style="color: rgb(0, 204, 255);">Not far from the cave the ice never melted. John Blake did not fit in. He was straight, tall and had brown hair and gray eyes. The other children were stooped, dark brown with black hair and eyes. A girl stunted by starvation followed him one unlucky minnow, tad pole or what ever would go to his mouth the next he would pass back to her outstretched hand. The weather warmed and they were eating black berries from brire vines on a hillside. He saw something move as she reached | |  | | War is Hell
Star meets a woman like no other he has ever seen. You still haven't She said.
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Suite 16
by Jay Dubya
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 Suite 16 is a collection of sixteen sci-fi/paranormal novellas and the book represents author Jay Dubya's 38th published work, presented in hardcover, in paperback and in Kindle and Nook e-book formats. |
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