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Open Conflict
Open Conflict continues from the previous Timelines story of David Mark as he shakes off the memories of an Earth gone immorally mad and searches for a better reality. His twin sister, Darla, is introduced to an unknown relative, Jenni. Together, they continue to follow David's alien space travels whenever they visit the Logos Station library. After the deciphering of the DTRIS file is complete, the alien implant is encased in a time capsule and buried on a distant planet. Through the DTRIS file story, you'll learn how events of Earth's past, present, and future connect to planned evil influence. An influence that persuades mortals to forsake their true heritage, and follow the path of least...
Timelines
Going where no sci-fi adventure has gone before, The DTRIS File: Timelines is a good-versus-evil allegory of galactic proportions. The story opens as David Mark is resurrecting his life from the depths of disillusionment with humanity's moral decay. After meeting a mysterious man named Lewis Chester, he gets a thought-recording device implanted in his brain, the first step in the process of leaving planet Earth""and then the global rains begin. It's his twin sister, Darla, who unravels the story of David's fantastic space adventure as she transcribes his DTRIS file a year later. She was transported to the Logos Station, a spherical sanctuary at the edge of a void, shortly after her brother disappeared. Through this intriguing tale, you'll learn how events of Earth's past, present, and future are tied to invisible forces and secret agendas, as the actions of the Nobel, the Sangar, the Earing, the Ictol, and other alien species are unveiled. This first book in a compelling new science-fiction saga, The DTRIS File: Timelines narrates the spellbinding story of how the universe arrives at the precipice of all-out intergalactic war in the not-so-distant future.
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