3 Free Sci-Fi Ebooks
by Various Authors
These ebooks include:-
- Canady Park by Jeff Miller (Science Fiction, Wwii, Navy, Code, Spirits, Telepathy)
- The One Who Grumbled by Jeff Miller (Science Fiction, Wwii, Navy, Code, Spirits, Telepathy)
- Transplant by David Moreton (Sci-Fi (Adventure))
Canady Park
by Jeff Miller
Computer programmer Kevin Landstreet thinks way too much. He struggles to keep his shaky existence together under the burden of over-thinking. When his reality becomes a weird fantasy, Kevin must find his way back to normalcy. To do this he must pass through Canady Park.
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Canady Park – 6513 words, (PDF, TXT, HTML, MOBI, EPUB, RTF, LRF, PDB)
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The One Who Grumbled
by Jeff Miller
It took the brightest US Navy officers to crack the top secret Japanese Navy code 25, and Lieutenant Michael Holland was among the best. When Lieutenant Holland intercepts an eerie signal from a sunken Japanese aircraft carrier he finds that too much knowledge is not such a good thing.
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The One Who Grumbled – 5776 words, (PDF, TXT, HTML, MOBI, EPUB, RTF, LRF, PDB)
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Transplant
by David Moreton
Transplant is the first part of a trilogy called ‘The Sapient Continuum’, and is complete in itself. Stupidity, greed, and isolationistic fundamentalism between the three main super powers had pushed mankind to the very brink of the slippery slope leading to irrevocable mutual destruction. It only needed one more small ‘international incident’ to begin the terminal process of man’s demise on planet earth, and it happened.Just before the holocaust began, a small group of wealthy and reasonably sane individuals got together to discuss what could be done to save some small remnant of humankind.The conference concluded that a small group of as near genetically perfect people as possible should be sent to another star system, hoping to find a similar planet to earth on which to continue the human race. The main problem with this idea was that the journey would take many generations of human lifetimes to reach even the nearest star system, and that wouldn’t necessarily guarantee a suitable planet.Somehow, a small pocket of people had to be protected from the final destruction of earth, and so Project Transplant began, and only just in time.
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Transplant – 67 pages, 529KB (HTML, Kindle, EPUB, PDF, RTF, LRF, Palm Doc, TXT)
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