The Wayfarer

The Wayfarer

by Ron Rega

359 pages· 2016· ISBN 9781520269436
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The Wayfarer From the first days at the nuclear facility in Los Alamos, Nevada in the early 1940’s to the culmination of revealing all of the technological developments created at Area 51, the US sometime in our near future averts certain disaster for the world by preventing a planet killing asteroid from impacting Earth somewhere in central Europe. The technology developed was not entirely of human origin but a collaborative effort with help from a teaching drone from a more advanced culture which appeared over the atomic bomb development facilities at Project - Y in the Nevada desert in the 1940's. It was found that the spacecraft drone, after having been ‘technically’ shot down, was more like a presented gift to the US Army Corp of Engineers. “The Wayfarer” novel leads you through an exciting and secretive time in US history which builds to a crescendo transitioning the entire human race to a more productive and positive course for the entire planet. These technological developments help usher in a new Renaissance and Enlightenment period as a result of the mentoring partnership created from man’s first contact with the ‘creators’ who came to help, teach and befriend the human race. Humanity, due to otherworldly help, finally gets past itself and is able to move on to the next level.... where not just the sky, but the entire universe, is the limit. This is a historically and technologically accurate Historical Science Fiction novel. It runs the period from the summer of 1942 to about ten to fifteen years into the future from our present time. It has been written dealing with present issues of today, past historical issues faced by earlier generations, and future issues facing the generations to come. The novel revolves around 3 main characters whose personalities serve to give the reader insight into the theme of the book. It is enhanced by the teachings and prophesy of the religious prophets of antiquity, and touches on the struggle of one of the main characters with his own personal faith, who is able to maintain it and grow along with the entire human race. From Buddha to Gandhi, their represented teachings enhance the book’s theme and it is all of humanity which ultimately grows in a sophisticated and positive homogenized spiritual sense. Even the 'creators' learn something from the indomitable spirit of the struggling humans who never gave up on their own good nature. Something which the spirit of humanity always knew was at the core of its being, regardless of the constant struggle found on planet Earth.

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