Stranded
****2012 Independent Publisher Gold Medal Winner: Sci-fi/Fantasy**** June 6, 2026. The War to End All Wars. As the bombs rain down, the starship, Prometheus, with its crew of six brave astronauts, escapes an Earth destined to become a lifeless, black rock. The cargo: A database of 'stranded', or digitized, human beings. The mission: To find a habitable planet, bring the strands back to life, and ensure the continuation of the human race. But the crew soon discovers that strands are being deleted. And they realize that someone among them is a traitor, a follower of The Chrysander, a rebel on Earth who had preached that humans had ruined one planet, so therefore had no right to inhabit and ruin another. And as the crew members are murdered, one by one, the human race teeters on the brink of extinction. Chief Scientific Officer Sandra Hapgood, the developer of the stranding process, vows to defend humankind at any cost, and she races against time to save herself, the remaining strands, and the future of humanity...
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Stranded
****2012 Independent Publisher Gold Medal Winner: Sci-fi/Fantasy**** June 6, 2026. The War to End All Wars. As the bombs rain down, the starship, Prometheus, with its crew of six brave astronauts, escapes an Earth destined to become a lifeless, black rock. The cargo: A database of 'stranded', or digitized, human beings. The mission: To find a habitable planet, bring the strands back to life, and ensure the continuation of the human race. But the crew soon discovers that strands are being deleted. And they realize that someone among them is a traitor, a follower of The Chrysander, a rebel on Earth who had preached that humans had ruined one planet, so therefore had no right to inhabit and ruin another. And as the crew members are murdered, one by one, the human race teeters on the brink of extinction. Chief Scientific Officer Sandra Hapgood, the developer of the stranding process, vows to defend humankind at any cost, and she races against time to save herself, the remaining strands, and the future of humanity...
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Stranded

Stranded

by Douglas Wentworth
Stranded

Stranded

by Douglas Wentworth

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****2012 Independent Publisher Gold Medal Winner: Sci-fi/Fantasy**** June 6, 2026. The War to End All Wars. As the bombs rain down, the starship, Prometheus, with its crew of six brave astronauts, escapes an Earth destined to become a lifeless, black rock. The cargo: A database of 'stranded', or digitized, human beings. The mission: To find a habitable planet, bring the strands back to life, and ensure the continuation of the human race. But the crew soon discovers that strands are being deleted. And they realize that someone among them is a traitor, a follower of The Chrysander, a rebel on Earth who had preached that humans had ruined one planet, so therefore had no right to inhabit and ruin another. And as the crew members are murdered, one by one, the human race teeters on the brink of extinction. Chief Scientific Officer Sandra Hapgood, the developer of the stranding process, vows to defend humankind at any cost, and she races against time to save herself, the remaining strands, and the future of humanity...

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780983420736
Publisher: Frank D'Angeli Publishing
Publication date: 02/28/2014
Pages: 270
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.57(d)

About the Author

Douglas Wentworth is the pen name of Frank D'Angeli, award-winning screenwriter and novelist. Mr. D'Angeli's first writing effort, a spec teleplay for the Emmy-winning TV series Columbo, was purchased by Studios USA. His second script for Columbo, was awarded top honors in the American Accolades MOW Screenwriting Competition. His STRANDED screenplay (co-written with David Hogan) has been optioned by a trio of producers. His adapted novel, won the Gold Medal in Sci-fi/Fantasy at the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Awards.
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