The Galactic Time Trap

The Galactic Time Trap

by John Stilwell

278 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781522905547

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A mysterious lander is found on the far side of the Moon containing a glass bottle with a message in it for humanity. A space station and teams of scientists are sent to the edge of the solar system, further than anyone had ever ventured before. After two generations, the object under study had faded from the popular imagination. If it was only a natural phenomenon then why the warning to bring lots of guns? When Carl Vandor signed up for the secret government project as a test pilot he had no clue what his real job would be. As the first time traveler he had only one problem. Determining the date when his spacecraft would time travel to was still a work in progress. At first all went well. Then a time jump leaves him desperately lost in time and space. As he and his AI autopilot, Ava struggle to find their way back home, they encounter mystery after mystery. What were the secrets Ava was hiding from him? What were the strange glowing objects that sometimes darted faster than light between 3C-999 and interstellar space? Who was trying to kill them? With each time leap, he comes closer to discovering a use for time travel that could never have imagined.

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