His world was entering an Ice Age. Storms had gripped the Earth, changed the coastlines of continents, and destabilized the crustal plates. His orders had been to transport evacuees to a new world. He was to never see Earth again. And while watching Earth, one last time, from the Lunar surface, he had died . . . His body had waited on the Moon for 20,000 years. Pyramids had been built, civilizations had risen and vanished, and star flight had slowly been rediscovered before Lunar surveyors found him. It was the most astonishing discovery in Human History . . . until they discovered why he had been there . . . Almost Human is the story of the expedition sent to follow them.
