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    Galaxy Probe Voyages: Keturah's Children

    By Randall Brent Abbott

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    It is the year 2501 A.D. The spaceship Galaxy Probe is under the command of Captain Kenneth Smith. Helping him run the complex twenty sixth century vessel are his senior officers and friends.



    A force of evil has been spawned in the galaxy Andromeda. An advanced race. They are warlike. Planet Earth is their target. They are masters of time travel. Their plan to conquer Earth: unleash on humans their ability to travel through time and between universes.



    While teleporting aboard Galaxy Probe from Earth with First Officer Nanu, Smith is snatched from the teleport beam and thrust into an alternate universe by the Takmasian.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateSep 18, 2012
    ISBN9781475948257
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