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Rogue Alex Schuler 9781646305148

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THE FINAL FRONTIER IS CLOSER THAN WE THINK.

Jonah Wall has seen enough of humanity's horrors to last a lifetime. He's been a war journalist, he's wrecked his marriage, and he barely sees his kids. Right now he's working on an oil rig in Alaska, as far from civilization as possible.

But when he finds a spacecraft buried, for millennia, deep under the ground, he is suddenly thrust into the international spotlight. And then, just as the ship is being unveiled to the world in a high-profile celebration . . .

. . . it mysteriously comes to life, taking Jonah, his estranged son, and a ragtag group on a terrifying journey to a network of planets that once housed strangely familiar, advanced civilizations.

But something has wiped them all out, and our unwilling travelers are about to find out what it is.

Rogue is an exciting and profound exploration of humanity's obsession with progress, its flirtation with self-annihilation, and its stubborn ability to find love even during its darkest moments.


"A fascinating story of civilization across planets." - Advanced Reviewer


Fans of Interstellar and Star Trek will love this scifi book.



Book Information
ISBN 9781646305148
Author Alex Schuler
Format Paperback
Page Count 360
Imprint Level 4 Press Inc
Publisher Level 4 Press Inc

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Level 4 Press Inc


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