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The Sun in The Earth
The Sun in The Earth
The Sun in The Earth
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A geology professor discovers a square in the Earth’s core and is pulled into an adventure deep below our feet and above our heads. After a colorful dive to the Earth’s mantle and core he finds himself caught up in an eons long battle between the heredity of a kingdom and the possible destruction of Earth from within or without.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherDamion Hart
Release dateJun 2, 2015
ISBN9781311661043
The Sun in The Earth
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Damion Hart

Damion Paul Hart was born in Johnson City, Tennessee in 1972. He resides in Georgia with aspirations of moving to Australia. Growing up on classic English novels and Stephen King fantasy, he later turned to pulp-science fiction magazines such as Galaxy, Analog and other futuristic short stories from the 1940s and 50s. He eventually read into Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, along with more recent authors such as Phillip K. Dick, this lead to the full Dune saga and Asimov, Clarke, Heinlein. He tries to keep the action going without getting too lost in details, allowing the imagination to grow. Future works may be more dense and elaborate as well as shorter and non-fiction.

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    The Sun in The Earth - Damion Hart

    The Sun in The Earth

    Copyright 2015 Damion Paul Hart

    Published by Damion Paul Hart at Smashwords

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    Table of Contents

    Acknowledgements

    Prologue

    Chapter One

    Chapter Two

    Chapter Three

    Chapter Four

    Chapter Five

    Chapter Six

    Chapter Seven

    Chapter Eight

    Chapter Nine

    Chapter Ten

    Chapter Eleven

    Chapter Twelve

    Chapter Thirteen

    Chapter Fourteen

    About Damion Paul Hart

    Other books by Damion Paul Hart

    Connect with Damion Paul Hart

    Acknowledgements

    to Donald and Elijah

    Prologue

    Mistakes are mine.

    Chapter One

    Billions of years before our Sun there was another sun. Closer to the galaxy center born. Surrounded by countless siblings in golden transparent light. Darkness rare. Light. Everywhere the radiant white glow of inner galaxy illuminant space coated all bright and continual.

    Spinning in circular relation - a planet; rocky and wet orbited, set only far enough away to receive a gentle warming heat; basking in pure illumination.

    Here the Cynderians grew to life.

    Chapter Two

    Stan Jasper sat in his claustrophobic office in University College London surrounded by shelves of disorganized books, papers, geographic maps. Walls covered with awards, plaques. The outer world only apparent through a single iron wrought window, which the university had sealed closed many years ago. The collection of materials around his office assumed a chaotic living environment only navigable by himself. Here the room held years of work during his tenure in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering. Outside a half-cloudy April day called to be noticed. The professor was too busy, intent on understanding his latest project.

    He peered at a glowing notebook computer screen. On the screen a video image of the Earth looped. Reviewing the most recent sonar

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