Strange Alliances: The United League of Planets
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction, Fiction & Literature
| Author: | M.R. LaScola | ISBN: | 9781937293888 |
| Publisher: | Hillcrest Media Group, Inc. | Publication: | November 9, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Two Harbors Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | M.R. LaScola |
| ISBN: | 9781937293888 |
| Publisher: | Hillcrest Media Group, Inc. |
| Publication: | November 9, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Two Harbors Press |
| Language: | English |
The president is missingvanished without warning. And so are almost 200 other prominent officials across the world. How could this be? Who on Earth could possibly pull off such a massive kidnapping? Following hours of questioning and contemplation, we learn that the kidnappers might not be of this earth after all. In fact, they belong to an organization known as the United League of Planets (ULP), a group formed for the preservation of all planets capable of supporting intelligent life. Soon after learning of this incredible union and its mission to keep all planets on a positive course, Dr. Marion Britton, Director of the National Observatory of the United States, teams up with a high-ranking ULP official named Onreen to help the president convince the world that Earth should become the 39th member. In his debut novel, Strange Alliances: The United League of Planets, M. R. LaScola takes us on a fascinating adventure, acquainting us with a race of beings we have never before seen. This journey will cause you to wonder what else could be out there, as it bridges the divide between humans and aliens. And it will show you that it may, indeed, be possible for us to put aside our differences for the sake of a common goal. But membership into the United League of Planets comes with a price is it one that we are willing to pay?
The president is missingvanished without warning. And so are almost 200 other prominent officials across the world. How could this be? Who on Earth could possibly pull off such a massive kidnapping? Following hours of questioning and contemplation, we learn that the kidnappers might not be of this earth after all. In fact, they belong to an organization known as the United League of Planets (ULP), a group formed for the preservation of all planets capable of supporting intelligent life. Soon after learning of this incredible union and its mission to keep all planets on a positive course, Dr. Marion Britton, Director of the National Observatory of the United States, teams up with a high-ranking ULP official named Onreen to help the president convince the world that Earth should become the 39th member. In his debut novel, Strange Alliances: The United League of Planets, M. R. LaScola takes us on a fascinating adventure, acquainting us with a race of beings we have never before seen. This journey will cause you to wonder what else could be out there, as it bridges the divide between humans and aliens. And it will show you that it may, indeed, be possible for us to put aside our differences for the sake of a common goal. But membership into the United League of Planets comes with a price is it one that we are willing to pay?
