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    The Path: To The Stars, #5

    By D.W. Patterson

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    The Path: A Novella

    Trilons were dying and no one knew why.

     

    The Rigan bureaucracy was at a loss. None of the scientists could discover the reason. It fell upon a Rigan researcher, a curious Trilon and their growing friendship to find the reason behind the deaths.

     

    And then a secret hidden for hundreds of years was revealed.

    The Path is set in the future (2490s) and is the fifth novella in the Future Chron Universe: To The Stars Series.

     

    First published, January 2019.

     

    The Future Chron Universe consists of 33 volumes including 9 novels, 1 short story, 15 novellas, and 8 short stories.

     

    Hard Science Fiction - Old School.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD.W. Patterson
    Release dateSep 20, 2022
    ISBN9798201470524
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