Genre Science Fiction. Page - 58
A virus. A poison. It rids you of humanity and replaces it with metal, controlled motions. No one saw it coming. No one could have stopped it.Except for one. A Rebellion is Rising. (NOT FINISHED)
Science fiction by a geneticist.
Humankind returning to Earth, to develop new, green forms of energy.
… over a hundred twenty years in the future things on Terra have regressed to the point of basic tribal existence... no one knows why the space invaders never returned but it doesn’t really matter, all that matters is the need to stay alive… so now, upon reaching the age of ascension, a young man must complete a momentous quest, if his people are to survive…
David uncovers a mysterious book hidden by his father, inside his old house. a book that contains the secrets of Robon, Boto's home planet. once Omega gains intellegence of this; he quickly attempts to hunt down David and steal the book from him; planning to use the secrets to launch Robon as a planetary missile to destroy Earth and the entire human race.
This dystopian Sci-Fi ShortNovella depicts a futuristic world of 2077, where the last two sentient beings Ot and Ve have to find the Seven Magnetic Keys in order to save their people, who had been infected with a deadly virus by their government. The two sentient androids have to fight against a malefic world order and its henchmen in order to preserve the human soul and mind for future generations.
Kimberly has a higher calling. Could it be higher than going to the Pan Global Games...or staying as a Power Ranger? And how will this affect her relationship with Tommy?
Inspector Stanley Mole doesn't mind a hard case, but things have gotten out of hand. There's a killer who escapes to a parallel universe, a 20,000 year old murder, a witness to her own death, a toddler assassin, subatomic-particle sniffing butterflies, and much, much more. This time it's not just his reputation that's on the line. This time it's more than personal.
Her name is Morta. She is sixteen years old. That's where her resemblance to other teenagers ends. Born to exceptional parents - one a brilliant scientist, the other the child of a long line of olympic champions - she is the perfect choice for something the world needed to take it from impossible danger to relative safety. Morta, however, is about to learn things about life that will give her something less than dedication to the tasks for which she is being prepared.