Ever Home

by James Huber

An astronaut is on a mission to find new and unmolested planets. He has not had a lot of success, but he continues on. Finally he finds one that has the right air combinations, water, and, at first examination, plant life. Often a young planet has all of this and he hopes to find some type of life form. After several false sightings he discovers prints going down to a stream. This had to be animal life. If did, didn't it?He spent several days in that spot and sighted no one, he moved on. He found a better spot and settled in. This time he finds what he is looking for, at least he thinks he has.Forces combine to make him believe that he will never see home again.

10 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 14, 2021

About the author

James Huber graduated from University of Maryland after matriculating at Oxford England. In England he specialized in European History and government. Taught college courses in government, history, and comparative religions. Was an instructor for Dept. of labor in Human Relations and Office Procedures. Retired Air Force and Teacher. Member of regional author groups attends book shows in the South Eastern U.S.