| Author: | James Milne | ISBN: | 1230000134254 |
| Publisher: | Shakna Israel | Publication: | May 18, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | James Milne |
| ISBN: | 1230000134254 |
| Publisher: | Shakna Israel |
| Publication: | May 18, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Science fiction and fantasy often collide, so close that the difference is a matter of opinion, but the world doesn’t let it stay that way.
The brilliant inventors of the world take what is imagined and make it a reality.
Such a man was David Cassidy.
He was a genius, a man of foresight, and a man to whom his family was everything. He helped to develop a squadron of fighters for the Americans, then when they wanted to restrict his movements, he reappeared in the United Kingdom, developing fighter planes that could truly become unseen.
They took his daughter to ensure his loyalty.
She disappeared from custody, and Cassidy appeared in Germany, but this time he was a biochemist, working on re-engineering alligators and crocodiles, harnessing their minds and breeding them to obey orders from individuals. He failed to achieve it with the crocodiles, and the Germans ended the program.
Cassidy disappeared altogether from the pages of history.
History forgets it’s finest at times.
Science fiction and fantasy often collide, so close that the difference is a matter of opinion, but the world doesn’t let it stay that way.
The brilliant inventors of the world take what is imagined and make it a reality.
Such a man was David Cassidy.
He was a genius, a man of foresight, and a man to whom his family was everything. He helped to develop a squadron of fighters for the Americans, then when they wanted to restrict his movements, he reappeared in the United Kingdom, developing fighter planes that could truly become unseen.
They took his daughter to ensure his loyalty.
She disappeared from custody, and Cassidy appeared in Germany, but this time he was a biochemist, working on re-engineering alligators and crocodiles, harnessing their minds and breeding them to obey orders from individuals. He failed to achieve it with the crocodiles, and the Germans ended the program.
Cassidy disappeared altogether from the pages of history.
History forgets it’s finest at times.
