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Daniel McMillan
...The tide comes shallow on the Halifax, the Dunlawton Bridge lights are coming on, Daytona Beach Shores sneers to Port Orange- nothing has changed. The sky is deeping orange and blue, and look at the clouds. The Parallel feels near. Fog came from it- from the other side of the region. I feel the Parallel, though copies and visions, I feel a break- the dence of distance has been dissolved...
More Deceptive Visions
Three more heart-pounding Sci-Fi mind-twisters from the creative imagination of Daniel McMillan that punctuate the fact that REALITY IS NOT ALWAYS WHAT IT APPEARS TO BE... Un-Convention - A time traveller finds himself in a tense situation. Altering events in the past can have harsh consequences from the Time Rectifiers. Is deletion from the timeline worth the risk of breaking the Cardinal Edict for something he believes in? The Return - Not for the faint of heart! A team of scientists revel in their discovery of an inter-dimensional doorway, certain that they have facilitated human extraterrestrial travel. But doors work in both directions, don't they? Habitat - The crew of a crippled spacecraft is out of supplies and running out of air. Are the trees that begin growing around the ship a hallucination? If not, how did they get there? Curioser and curioser... These exciting and distorted Sci-Fi adventures will leave you questioning your own vision! Get your copy now!
The Lost Temple of Phoketh
Loren Alaysia looks evil straight in the face and is surprised to see a little of herself looking back... Loren is contacted by an archaeologist who has discovered the resting place of the fabled Temple of Tenctu Sychi. He meant to utilize the temple's legendary power to save his terminally ill wife, but the powers contained in the lost temple came with a hidden price, not just for those who used it, but perhaps for every creature in the Four Arms of the Galaxy. Now, a malevolent entity has been released and threatens to claim the entire galaxy - and everything living thing in it - as her own. Time for Loren to get to work.
Arc of The Hellion
If you're a fan of Firefly or Guardians of The Galaxy, Arc of The Hellion will keep you enthralled with fast-paced action, a stellar cast of characters, scheming villains, and great surprises. Loren Alaysia stood up so a galactic criminal would fall. But the closer she gets to justice, the further she is from the law. Loren and her crew discover that the balance of power in the galaxy has been thrown out of equilibrium - an evil warlord now controls a powerful new technology. Time for Miss Alaysia to step up. The galactic underworld is no place for an amateur, and even someone as seasoned as Loren may be out of her depth this time. There is corruption and danger at every turn, and no one is who they appear to be. Loren Alaysia may not always be on the right side of the law, but with her saucy charm and Robin Hood morality, she clearly fights on the side of justice.
Deceptive Visions
3 Stories by exciting new science fiction storyteller Daniel McMillan, author of Eve of Ascension, that remind us: DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU SEE... Sanctuary -After Mary Russell has her ingenious proposal rejected by the tech company she works for, she decides to move on and create her vision without them. In realizing her life's ambition, everything else in her world is torn apart. She should have been more careful what she wished for. Komodo -A battle hardened Galactic war veteran whose reason for living has been taken from him faces off against impossible odds. He could be reunited with his dead wife sooner than he thinks. The Mantle -An anonymous, mysterious hero from a desolate future passes down what he has learned to the next generation of saviors, a boy he encountered while responding to a "calling". What he doesn't know about his powerful young student surely couldn't hurt him, right? These twisted tales will have you questioning your own vision! Get your copy now!
Ethereality
A high-tension horror thriller in the tradition of Poltergeist and The Orphanage, Ethereality will leave you questioning every piece of antique furniture you have in your home. After a difficult adoption, a young couple is drawn to and then purchases a 17th Century armoire meant to be a comforting reminder of their troubled new son's homeland. Upon bringing it home, however, the article's spine-chilling history begins to spill over into its modern day context. Soon, the family finds themselves forced to fight against the terrible evil they unwittingly introduced to their home. Their sanity - and their very lives - are on the line as they discover that things are not always what they appear to be... Sometimes they're much worse.
The Tritonus Venture
A page-turning Sci-Fi thriller in the tradition of Avatar, Ray Bradbury, and Aliens, The Tritonus Venture is a journey of death and discovery, with innovative scientific inventions, a fast moving plot filled with intrigue and secret projects, and unnerving connections to today's world. When Jack Fuller arrives at the world's largest artificial island, excited to start his new position with Tritonus Industries - the leading developer of cutting-edge technologies - he has no idea what he's in for. Before long, Jack is cast into a sinister world of missing people, mind transfer experiments, deadly assassins, and hidden alien technology taken from a crashed spacecraft far beneath Tritonus Atoll. Jack, among others, discovers that Hale Cooke, the CEO of Tritonus Industries, is plotting to destroy the universal equality that is spreading across the globe and place himself at the top of the food chain, subjugating all of humanity beneath him in the process. All that stands in Cooke's way is Jack and a rag-tag crew that has come together from across the globe in a last-ditch effort to restore balance to the world. Before it's too late.
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Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Reports for 1862-66 include reports of the Ohio Pomological Society.
