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    Vindicator - The Humans Breakout

    By Buck Jones

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    This is the story of a ship called the Vindicator and Nathan Delves. Nathan is a scientist and an inventor. He found a way to make cold fusion a reality. That made him very rich. With his riches and his mind he found the time to run more experiments and perfect an anti-gravity drive. With the help of several expert people he built a space ship called the Vindicator. Those people became friends and lived through the so called Rapture because of that craft. Aliens took over half the world’s population while he and his crew were sitting on the moon in their ships maiden voyage. The story just gets better from there. Nathan and his friends really got to work! Think! What would happen if you could get some of the smartest people in the world to solve the world’s problems? Problem the rest of the world may not even know they have. Space battles and the colonization of Mars all happen until the . . . well I don't want to give it all away. Title Page Illustration by Michael Amos
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 21, 2017
    ISBN9781387106196
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    Vindicator - The Humans Breakout
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    Buck Jones

    Biography Writing a book was the last thing on my mind in March 2011. After retirement in 2007 this (A) personality was at a loss for something to do. Having been employed or self employed for some 65 years, give or take It occurred to me that I had reached the age of maturity and was at a loss on how to fill the time. I volunteered to work for the Special Olympics, painted the house, did some wood carving, yard work and learned to play the harmonica. I took piano lessons. Not my thing. I live in a golf community. Hate golf. I joined a gym and got in top shape. Two years ago I was at the California Mid-State Rodeo telling stories. One of the cowboys said, “Why don’t you write a book?” Are you kidding me? I can’t write. Just for kicks I wrote an outline. Ten months later I had a book. ”Wait... Wait for the Thunder” is an historical novel spanning eleven decades. Many of the events and stories in the book I lived, and some I experienced vicariously through others. My uncle Jack Baker taught me to ride when I was a youngster. I did some junior rodeo and spent countless hours riding old Pedro on the trails of the Sacramento and American rivers with my buddy Glen. One day Glen on Buckaroo and me on Pedro took a camping trip into desolation valley near Lake Tahoe, We camped and fished for 2 days and got lost for two days on the way back We were scared tired and hungry when the search party found us. All my uncle Jack said was “Did you cowboys have fun? Buck Jones

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