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Across The Crust
Deep inside the Earth there is a stunning secret.
The year is 1856 and John McBrian, a Cambridge's student, is suddenly launched for a breathtaking journey. Pursued by ruthless enemies, he and his friends are forced to travel to a distant land, across the crust.
He discovers that the planet is hollow and a floating city controls the center of the Earth.
John becomes involved with gravity neutralizers, quantum brains and technological advances that are far beyond his ability to comprehend. But none of those things touched him so much as a blue-eyed girl called Briela.
The year is 1856 and John McBrian, a Cambridge's student, is suddenly launched for a breathtaking journey. Pursued by ruthless enemies, he and his friends are forced to travel to a distant land, across the crust.
He discovers that the planet is hollow and a floating city controls the center of the Earth.
John becomes involved with gravity neutralizers, quantum brains and technological advances that are far beyond his ability to comprehend. But none of those things touched him so much as a blue-eyed girl called Briela.
296 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 18, 2015
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Markus Thayer
16 books35 followersMarkus Thayer is degree in Computer Science and an MBA in Controllership, he made several studies on strategic planning and large corporations budget.
Being enthusiastic for theoretical physics and quantum mechanics, he devotes part of his time in the study of these sciences. And as time is elastic, Markus Thayer separates a portion of it to the cinema, music, reading and other great passions, like writing fiction stories and create computer programs.
Perhaps due to his training at the exact area, Markus Thayer has developed a special fondness for science fiction, category that he feels more comfortable to write about.
"Time is a blank paper we paint with our best colors; is a gift to feel well and exercising happiness."
Being enthusiastic for theoretical physics and quantum mechanics, he devotes part of his time in the study of these sciences. And as time is elastic, Markus Thayer separates a portion of it to the cinema, music, reading and other great passions, like writing fiction stories and create computer programs.
Perhaps due to his training at the exact area, Markus Thayer has developed a special fondness for science fiction, category that he feels more comfortable to write about.
"Time is a blank paper we paint with our best colors; is a gift to feel well and exercising happiness."
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