
The Last Spaceship
Course of the Worlds, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Fred Wolinsky
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By:
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J.A. Hawkings
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Year 2076. The colonization of the solar system has begun. Engineer Jeff Baker and exobiologist Nicole Price find themselves on an exploratory mission. Destination: the Jovian moon of Callisto. As the two are about to land, however, their ship is compromised by a malfunction of its electrical system. Having reached the surface without serious damage, they are startled by the sight of an unknown spacecraft. It appears to have crashed. Baker, an expert in space flight mechanics, explores the ship and realizes it's like nothing he's ever seen before. He suspects there are only two logical explanations: it's either some secret government project or the ship came from another star system.
©2015 Gianluca Ranieri Bandini (P)2015 Gianluca Ranieri Bandini
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