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Dr. Johann Heimann designed the perfect soldiers: superhuman in strength and intelligence, immune to sickness and disease, programmed to lead the United Americas to a quick victory in the Mars Colony War. But Heimann didn’t anticipate the military’s unrealistic demands, or his own emotional responses to his creations. And now Number Six is calling him “Father”! What exactly is going on during the clones’ personality imprinting cycle?
As Heimann starts his investigation, Number Six grows in confidence and self-awareness…and both discover the project hides a secret even Heimann, himself, doesn’t suspect…
In May 1968, a 17-year-old high school girl is whisked suddenly into the 23rd century.
In October 2018, her story is discovered.
Originally written fifty years ago but never before seen in print, Destiny in the Future is a story inspired by one of the most influential science fiction TV shows in history—just before it was cancelled.
Part romance, part social commentary, this book is meant as a posthumous tribute to its author, whose personality shaped and was shaped by tumultuous events of a changing American society—to boldly go where no “girl” had gone before.
All proceeds from this book will be donated to the American Cancer Society in Linda A Langworthy’s name.
The Children of Pella series
Book 1: Bringer of Light
The spaceship Artemis and Captain Clarissa “Riss” Kragen have won the capture rights to a new Trojan! Surely, it must contain valuable and rare metals…but, no, mostly hydrocarbons. Not suspecting that the water content is anything but that, the crew turns a portion of the asteroid into drinking water for their own use and sends the rest to Ceres and ultimately Mars for processing. As the crew begin to experience strange visions and powers, politics on Earth heats up, a conspiracy to unseat the Lunar and Ceres ruling councils threatens the very existence of the Mars colonies. Can Riss and her crew use their powers to help? Or will they only make things worse?
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