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Domino Sagas #4
Found: The Lost Ones
Jennifer and Robert volunteered as the first humans to travel into deep space with the aliens in their quest of discovery (Book 4 of 8).
When they realize the social rules differ from their own, Robert and his alien crew are kidnapped by a ruthless Emperor and accused of murder. Now, Robert faces the evil brother who wants revenge. Will humans and aliens survive on this desolate planet?
When they realize the social rules differ from their own, Robert and his alien crew are kidnapped by a ruthless Emperor and accused of murder. Now, Robert faces the evil brother who wants revenge. Will humans and aliens survive on this desolate planet?
236 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 4, 2015
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A. Nation
59 books103 followersI grew up in northern Idaho and met my husband at the University of Idaho. We traveled across the USA and back due to his jobs.
I became a screen printer and embroiderer for twenty years before retiring. So I'm well aware of design techniques.
After wintering in Arizona, I joined a wonderful writing class in 2011 which helped me write and publish by 2013. Today I have written over 25 novels and a collection of short stories, and novellas. I chose Science Fiction and Urban Fantasy as my genre because I enjoy reading and watching those types of stories. After our trips to Europe, I added Travel mysteries to my writing.
Some ask me about writer's block. I don't believe in that, it's a myth that excuses procrastination. Having said that, I agree there are times when you aren't sure of what scene comes next. I take a walk, watch a show, read a book, or just clean house. It will come to you.
I was unsure about tackling the Nanowrimo challenge the first time I did it so I planned out my story. In eleven days I wrote 50,000 words of a urban fantasy story that I added 9000 more words by the end of November 2015. Since then, I have won many more nano book awards, The Pottery Sale, The Cruise, The Takers, A Witch Comes a Haunting, Eye of the Throne, Mystery Along the Danube, and Mystery Along the Italian Coast. The fifth book in my UF, The Magic Within
I became a screen printer and embroiderer for twenty years before retiring. So I'm well aware of design techniques.
After wintering in Arizona, I joined a wonderful writing class in 2011 which helped me write and publish by 2013. Today I have written over 25 novels and a collection of short stories, and novellas. I chose Science Fiction and Urban Fantasy as my genre because I enjoy reading and watching those types of stories. After our trips to Europe, I added Travel mysteries to my writing.
Some ask me about writer's block. I don't believe in that, it's a myth that excuses procrastination. Having said that, I agree there are times when you aren't sure of what scene comes next. I take a walk, watch a show, read a book, or just clean house. It will come to you.
I was unsure about tackling the Nanowrimo challenge the first time I did it so I planned out my story. In eleven days I wrote 50,000 words of a urban fantasy story that I added 9000 more words by the end of November 2015. Since then, I have won many more nano book awards, The Pottery Sale, The Cruise, The Takers, A Witch Comes a Haunting, Eye of the Throne, Mystery Along the Danube, and Mystery Along the Italian Coast. The fifth book in my UF, The Magic Within
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April 23, 2023
Better and better!
This is the 4th installment of the Domino series (not including the Advent of Robots prequel). This was my favorite so far. This story was like RobinHood (The Costner one) and stories of cruel kings subjugating their population (which can even be current, sadly). It had the joy of family growth for many. It had the bad guys getting what they should have gotten and the entire world in the story faring better in the end. There was a lot of detail about space travel and living and traveling in space. To me, this is what science fiction is meant to be. It examines social issues of humanity away from humanity so we can see the truth without personal emotions. I will put this story in the league of Robert Heinlein and the original sci-fi writers. I loved it and I hope you do too!
This is the 4th installment of the Domino series (not including the Advent of Robots prequel). This was my favorite so far. This story was like RobinHood (The Costner one) and stories of cruel kings subjugating their population (which can even be current, sadly). It had the joy of family growth for many. It had the bad guys getting what they should have gotten and the entire world in the story faring better in the end. There was a lot of detail about space travel and living and traveling in space. To me, this is what science fiction is meant to be. It examines social issues of humanity away from humanity so we can see the truth without personal emotions. I will put this story in the league of Robert Heinlein and the original sci-fi writers. I loved it and I hope you do too!
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