Tomorrow’S Colony: Yesterday Is Gone

By Doris Watson

Tomorrows Colony is a book that covers many points in the art of living. What would you do if you found yourself living in another world? This book may cause you to question whether there actually are other worlds, other beings, other ways of life and the fact that perhaps mankind is not the most intelligent species.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jun 8, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524612832

Doris Watson

Doris Watson has a writing style unlike any other writer. Her descriptive words paint pictures of the events and the characters. She peaks your imaginative juices. She invites and encourages you to enter the world of her characters. She is a provider of services for the mentally challenged as well as an advocate for seniors, caregivers, and United States of America veterans. Her credentials consist of achieving the rank of detective while employed by the Peekskill Police Department in New York. She was also a professionally trained hostage negotiator. She attended the College of Mount Saint Vincent located in the Bronx, New York. She majored in psychology and was awarded a bachelor’s degree. She received special recognition for her work in Timeless Voices, a book of poems published by the International Library of Poetry. She invites you to come along and experience this celestial voyage with Captain Adams and Lieutenant Gardinier.

Book preview

AuthorHouse™

1663 Liberty Drive

Bloomington, IN 47403

www.authorhouse.com

Phone: [phone]

© 2016 Doris Watson. All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

Published by AuthorHouse 06/07/2016

ISBN: 978-1-5246-1284-9 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5246-1283-2 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2016909138

Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

Certain stock imagery © Thinkstock.

Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

Contents

Acknowledgements

Prologue

Chapter 1

The Beginning

Chapter 2

Yesteryear

Chapter 3

The Revelation

Chapter 4

The Base of Operations

Chapter 5

The Meeting

Chapter 6

The End Times

Chapter 7

The Journey

Chapter 8

The Rescue

Chapter 9

Getting Acclimated

Chapter 10

The Transcending

Chapter 11

The Hall of Knowledge

Chapter 12

Utopia

Chapter 13

Homeward Bound

Chapter 14

The final Voyage

About the Author

Acknowledgements

My sincere thanks to all that helped me in writing Tomorrow’s Colony. 

To my husband Raymond Gist, who loved me unconditionally and believed in me with all his heart. To my two daughters Deborah Penza-Marshall and Nia Kalani, they were my biggest cheerleaders. 

My special thanks to Phillip Penza and John Luis Penza my two sons. Phillip continues to work diligently in his chosen field as director and producer of films. John continues to grow in the area of self-discovery and love for his fellow man. 

A heartfelt thank you, to Herbert Fontenot my advisor, my friend, and my son from another mother. A shout out and thank you to my sister in Christ, and dear friend Tonya Hickman.

Most of all, the highest praise and thanks to All Mighty God, without him, none of the above would have been possible.

Prologue

Father, I have noticed that your spirit is with one of your favorites. I can sense that you are about to embark on yet another effort to save your children in spite of themselves. Yet thy plan is not fully established. May I be of assistance?

Not at this time my Son. They never cease to amaze me. They are superb beings. I am happy with this creation. Unfortunately, my son Alphonso Adams is still arrogant, defiant, and a non-believer. He continues to express discontent and feels in his heart that I have not done a good job. Therefore, he must be humbled. I will dispatch Abshalom to keep an eye on him.

The Son watched his Father in wonder as he realized that another lesson was in order for mankind.

The lesson would be taught with the agape love that only the Father possessed. As the conversation came to an end a beautiful rainbow spanned the heavens and a chorus of beautiful music filled the air.

Chapter 1

The Beginning

Captain Alphonso Adams and Lieutenant Evalynn Gardinier were the two astronauts selected for this two-person exploratory mission. He was a seven year veteran of the United World Interplanetary Peace Commission program with a seventeen year prior military career within the Special Intelligence Division of the World Armed Forces. She was a trained mediator in the World Armed Forces for a seven year period. She spent another seven years on active duty with the World Interplanetary Space Program. Her special training in this program resulted in her being coupled with Captain Adams for this much desired adventure.

Both astronauts were well decorated and operated in a fearless, articulate, and professional manner. The program had chosen the very best for this mission. The two astronauts admired and respected each other. This union was designed to work effectively. They would be collecting data, samples, and evaluating work completed so far by the automated advance discovery team. The groundwork would be laid to provide the world with the intelligence needed to build the first outer space water reservoir. This was thought to be a much needed pro-active action due to the impending world water shortage. Based on earlier scientific research Zeaneth could possibly provide earth with a nearly unlimited amount of water needed for consumption by flora and fauna.

The base of operations was named Alpha Omega and was located on the newly discovered planet Zeaneth, it had been built with the help and involvement of most of the countries on Earth. It was a project that spoke of collaboration, commitment, and demonstrated that the entire world could come together and be of one accord.

The problem, as Captain Adams saw it was that the United States had not waited for the final world vote. Based on past history, the USA assumed that they would receive the majority of votes needed to lead the project. It was decided that the risk of a problem arising without the sanction of the UWIPC would be minimal. After all, this project was for the benefit of all mankind.

All systems were ready, the weather was perfect, and the window was open for lift-off. As expected, the lift-off was a work of precision and went well. As the ship leveled off, the two astronauts went to their assigned positions.

The captain waited until the lieutenant had finished taking all