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I Wish I May: A Tale of the Fourth Millennium
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I Wish I May, a fourth millennium adventure novel is written in classic science fiction style. Earth’s spirit and technology has bought an empire in the stars. Earth manages the thousands of planets it has settled, creating a golden age for mankind. But those most responsible for running the Congress of Planets are worried because its planetary populations are burgeoning and will soon reach socio-political critical mass, a point the Regent, Earth’s most powerful and responsible human believes will become the long road down. |
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Earth needs more planets, and fast. An alien ship of unknown design arrives, suggesting to those in power that it has the answer to Earth’s need for an improved hyperdrive. The being in charge of the ship provides evidence that it has come from a distance four times further than Earth’s capability has taken it, and far quicker.
The tale begins with Earth’s decision to send sixteen of its number to the alien’s planet, Cowgres, to learn the secret of the super hyperdrive. They soon discover that nothing is as it seemed, and learn the alien’s agenda only too late.
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 | Paperback: 272 pages
| Publisher: Authorhouse
Hardcopy (December 1, 2002)
Paperback (November 1, 2002)
| Language: English
| ISBN: Paperback 1403358451
Hardcopy 1403396477 |
| Product Dimensions: 9.0 x 6.0 x 0.6 inches |
| Buy directly from the Publisher: Authorhouse |
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