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Project Mars
A team of miners have found proof that once life existed on mars. They uncover perfectly preserved body of a human buried deep in the Martian soil. The discovery of the century become the last of the human kind.
The plague that once ravaged mars have now come to earth to consume all of the living beings. Infected people are reborn to kill and feast on humans and all of the animal kingdom. The dead people rot no more. They have become mutated creatures whose sole mission is to kill and transfer the plague.
Survivors are on a journey to sanctuary which is supposedly an isolated island. Will they find the sanctuary they are searching for? What happens to them after they find the sanctuary?
The plague that once ravaged mars have now come to earth to consume all of the living beings. Infected people are reborn to kill and feast on humans and all of the animal kingdom. The dead people rot no more. They have become mutated creatures whose sole mission is to kill and transfer the plague.
Survivors are on a journey to sanctuary which is supposedly an isolated island. Will they find the sanctuary they are searching for? What happens to them after they find the sanctuary?
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Published November 3, 2016
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C.O. Amal
82 books1 followerHe is a crazy writer. He writes science fiction and dark fantasy. He has a special taste towards apocalyptic fiction.
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September 1, 2016
Great concept, couldn't get past the grammar...
The premise is an excellent one. Very well conceived. However, English is not the author's first language, and this is evident in the writing. Therefore it was too difficult for me to get into the story, as much as I really wanted to. In fact, I was unable to read more than two pages.
I suggest the author sticks to writing in his own language, and hiring a very good, professional translator/co-writer to convert the book into American English.
The premise is an excellent one. Very well conceived. However, English is not the author's first language, and this is evident in the writing. Therefore it was too difficult for me to get into the story, as much as I really wanted to. In fact, I was unable to read more than two pages.
I suggest the author sticks to writing in his own language, and hiring a very good, professional translator/co-writer to convert the book into American English.
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