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Prime Directive: Book One: The Journey Begins
Due to a cave-in at the Naracoorte Caves in South Australia, two family members of Stacey Shaw are killed. The accident is originally thought to be a tragedy until it is discovered that an ancient underground city had been found. A memory card concealment was the start to Stacey Shaw’s quest, showing that there were originally twenty-six survivors alive after the cave in. All of them now pronounced dead due to that tragedy.
Stacey Shaw is led on a quest to find out who has killed her husband and beloved daughter. She uncovers a group of very wealthy entrepreneurs calling themselves The Collective. Like the Alien contingents discovered also by Stacey they also have an agenda They are a ruling body that have been found and exposed, making you wonder if they are the villains or the good guys. It looks like their agenda is changing as well due to Stacey’s interference.
What have they not told the Puppet authorities that already work with them? The world is in shock as events unfold, how will the authorities and governments cover up this new revelation.
Stacey Shaw is led on a quest to find out who has killed her husband and beloved daughter. She uncovers a group of very wealthy entrepreneurs calling themselves The Collective. Like the Alien contingents discovered also by Stacey they also have an agenda They are a ruling body that have been found and exposed, making you wonder if they are the villains or the good guys. It looks like their agenda is changing as well due to Stacey’s interference.
What have they not told the Puppet authorities that already work with them? The world is in shock as events unfold, how will the authorities and governments cover up this new revelation.
392 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 23, 2018
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Summary
Stacey Shaw’s husband and daughter died due to a cave-in at the Naracoorte, South Australia. When she saw footage of the 26 people who got trapped and died in the underground cavern through a memory card that was brought from the Naracoorte caves gift shop, she began her quest in searching answers for the death of her beloved ones.
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Prime Directive is a science fiction novel by HK Bell. I’ve never read anything like this before. The storyline is original. It’s a new alien fiction with a very imaginative plot, well-defined setting, and fascinating characters. Stacey, the female lead was just an ordinary Australian woman who had become the most sought out person on the planet, a planet where aliens lived among humans to monitor the Earth!
Overall, I’m giving this book 4 out of 5 stars. The capitalization issues and other errors kept me from giving it a perfect rating. This book was not given the pristine editing it deserves, but I still recommend it to sci-fi enthusiasts for all the good things mentioned in the first paragraph.
Stacey Shaw’s husband and daughter died due to a cave-in at the Naracoorte, South Australia. When she saw footage of the 26 people who got trapped and died in the underground cavern through a memory card that was brought from the Naracoorte caves gift shop, she began her quest in searching answers for the death of her beloved ones.
Review
Prime Directive is a science fiction novel by HK Bell. I’ve never read anything like this before. The storyline is original. It’s a new alien fiction with a very imaginative plot, well-defined setting, and fascinating characters. Stacey, the female lead was just an ordinary Australian woman who had become the most sought out person on the planet, a planet where aliens lived among humans to monitor the Earth!
Overall, I’m giving this book 4 out of 5 stars. The capitalization issues and other errors kept me from giving it a perfect rating. This book was not given the pristine editing it deserves, but I still recommend it to sci-fi enthusiasts for all the good things mentioned in the first paragraph.
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