Fleets
the complete season 1
Science Fiction & Fantasy, High Tech, Space Opera, Fiction & Literature, Horror
| Author: | Bernard Harold Curgenven | ISBN: | 1230002237459 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Harold Curgenven | Publication: | April 3, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bernard Harold Curgenven |
| ISBN: | 1230002237459 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Harold Curgenven |
| Publication: | April 3, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In book 1, the human fleet escaped annihilation by the invading demon and moron races in the final year of the ‘Big War’.
Space was a dangerous place, and the entire fleet could be destroyed by anomalies such as wormholes. What were these wormholes? Were they doorways between time pockets, universes or quadrants, and why did they destroy everything in their path? Humanity became stranded on a previously discovered planet. They returned to Earth sometime later, only to find that their home planet was uninhabitable.
Book 2 takes us back in time to the decoy Fleet ship BMS, which was launched into space prior to the main fleet. It was meant to distract the Demon race, but things didn’t go as planned.
We go even further back in time, prior to the Demon invasion, to a period where there was peace amongst the six human nations of the Earth. Occasionally there were invasions by the outcast race that lived underground.
Satellite projects like the Zulu 5000 relay station were equipped to boost solar rays through the Smog ridden atmosphere. It soon faced disaster.
A space clinic was launched to deal with terminally ill patients who were overcrowding the Earth. It also served as a research station, but if faced devastation after a failed experiment.
Dredgedale was built on the floating continent by the government of Africa, prior to the third world war. It was sunk to the ocean bed in an attempt to rescue the human race from invasion.
In book 3, a chamber was under construction in the city of Dredgedale. Who would have expected the chamber to turn up on dry land during a different era, and in the wasteland of all places?! Wasteland security was seriously compromised when the control room received a panic alarm from the first reaction officer. Zero-Papa Two was dispatched to the Bravo sector, and upon arrival he was faced with an anomaly beyond his control. What would become of the wasteland if the anomaly couldn't be stopped?
The wasteland is decorated with skeletons of fallen creatures. There is no vegetation in the valley known as Bravo Sector, and even migrating birds don't dare rest there. The evolved serpent species is the only creature to survive the contaminated water and scorching heat. Needless to say, these evil creatures dominate the wasteland and nothing escapes this terror.
The search is on for the rogue reaction officers, and one humanoid team after another is sent into the sector to eliminate them.
Security inspector Rankin was pushed for time, when coms went down and all hell broke loose. He had never encountered this many anomalies in one day.
War continued between the human colony and the alien invaders. Border patrol was strict and feared by all, as fraud was often punishable by termination, yet there were those who risked everything and dared smuggle the life giving crystal, selling out their own kind. Greed, murder and other crimes were in abundance as before.
Book 4 takes us further back in time. We experience earlier space exploration and mission failures. There were dummy projects serving as decoys to true events, the mythical time travel and UFO sightings. Project Rebirth is a story supported by actual recorded information and sightings.
In book 5, Dredgedale Correctional Facility is situated deep beneath the surface of the wasteland, and the only way out is the way in! A new prisoner is assigned to cellblock C on the lower level of the facility. His inmates are partially demented…
The multi-purpose submarine is still searching for the perfect location for reconstruction of the new city. The commencing of the underwater project is still on hold, awaiting the success of the submarine’s mission.
The predators are still out there, along with a new threat to their mission. An important discovery is made, but does it require the ultimate sacrifice?
In the final book, Zulu 5000 is finally found. The satellite station has partially recovered from the explosion, but remains crippled and off course. It faces yet another danger! Zulu 5000 is on a direct collision course with the returning comet. A remnant of a previously failed mission remains entangled in the comet’s particle field. Read on to see how it plays out!
In book 1, the human fleet escaped annihilation by the invading demon and moron races in the final year of the ‘Big War’.
Space was a dangerous place, and the entire fleet could be destroyed by anomalies such as wormholes. What were these wormholes? Were they doorways between time pockets, universes or quadrants, and why did they destroy everything in their path? Humanity became stranded on a previously discovered planet. They returned to Earth sometime later, only to find that their home planet was uninhabitable.
Book 2 takes us back in time to the decoy Fleet ship BMS, which was launched into space prior to the main fleet. It was meant to distract the Demon race, but things didn’t go as planned.
We go even further back in time, prior to the Demon invasion, to a period where there was peace amongst the six human nations of the Earth. Occasionally there were invasions by the outcast race that lived underground.
Satellite projects like the Zulu 5000 relay station were equipped to boost solar rays through the Smog ridden atmosphere. It soon faced disaster.
A space clinic was launched to deal with terminally ill patients who were overcrowding the Earth. It also served as a research station, but if faced devastation after a failed experiment.
Dredgedale was built on the floating continent by the government of Africa, prior to the third world war. It was sunk to the ocean bed in an attempt to rescue the human race from invasion.
In book 3, a chamber was under construction in the city of Dredgedale. Who would have expected the chamber to turn up on dry land during a different era, and in the wasteland of all places?! Wasteland security was seriously compromised when the control room received a panic alarm from the first reaction officer. Zero-Papa Two was dispatched to the Bravo sector, and upon arrival he was faced with an anomaly beyond his control. What would become of the wasteland if the anomaly couldn't be stopped?
The wasteland is decorated with skeletons of fallen creatures. There is no vegetation in the valley known as Bravo Sector, and even migrating birds don't dare rest there. The evolved serpent species is the only creature to survive the contaminated water and scorching heat. Needless to say, these evil creatures dominate the wasteland and nothing escapes this terror.
The search is on for the rogue reaction officers, and one humanoid team after another is sent into the sector to eliminate them.
Security inspector Rankin was pushed for time, when coms went down and all hell broke loose. He had never encountered this many anomalies in one day.
War continued between the human colony and the alien invaders. Border patrol was strict and feared by all, as fraud was often punishable by termination, yet there were those who risked everything and dared smuggle the life giving crystal, selling out their own kind. Greed, murder and other crimes were in abundance as before.
Book 4 takes us further back in time. We experience earlier space exploration and mission failures. There were dummy projects serving as decoys to true events, the mythical time travel and UFO sightings. Project Rebirth is a story supported by actual recorded information and sightings.
In book 5, Dredgedale Correctional Facility is situated deep beneath the surface of the wasteland, and the only way out is the way in! A new prisoner is assigned to cellblock C on the lower level of the facility. His inmates are partially demented…
The multi-purpose submarine is still searching for the perfect location for reconstruction of the new city. The commencing of the underwater project is still on hold, awaiting the success of the submarine’s mission.
The predators are still out there, along with a new threat to their mission. An important discovery is made, but does it require the ultimate sacrifice?
In the final book, Zulu 5000 is finally found. The satellite station has partially recovered from the explosion, but remains crippled and off course. It faces yet another danger! Zulu 5000 is on a direct collision course with the returning comet. A remnant of a previously failed mission remains entangled in the comet’s particle field. Read on to see how it plays out!
