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    A New World: Cataclysm in the Cosmos, #3
    A New World: Cataclysm in the Cosmos, #3
    A New World: Cataclysm in the Cosmos, #3
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    A New World: Cataclysm in the Cosmos, #3

    By Susan Draper

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    The long-awaited finale to Cataclysm in the Cosmos promises to be the most mind-boggling story in the series!   A mutant virus is killing humans on Earth and its lightning-quick spread is ominous.  A previously developed vaccine miraculously cured infected felines and felidors in addition to preventing further outbreaks.  However, it has not been successful when given to people.  Scientists around the globe are racing against time to find a solution.  The World Health Organization is poised to deliver fatalistic outcomes.

     

    Crossbreeding has begun on exoplanet Kapteyn b, forging the way for a superspecies that will survive into eternity.  Can these actions ever be duplicated by mankind?  Will humans embrace felidor travel skills to improve their own methods of space exploration?

     

    Artema and the Centauri Council remain prepared to battle any roadblocks or species that stand in the way, including persistent dissenters in their own ranks. The cat gods they serve will do everything feasible to help them succeed.  Follow this incredible journey as felidors offer assistance to mankind while seeking their own immortality in the cosmos!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan Draper
    Release dateJul 1, 2022
    ISBN9798201222123
    A New World: Cataclysm in the Cosmos, #3
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    Susan Draper

                Susan Draper blogged for seven years before self-publishing her first book,  Random Reflections:  Poems from a Hoosier Girl.   She recently branched out to write a middle grade/teen novella series and invites readers to partake in her writing journey, as she believes fantasy/science fiction genres can transport us to unlimited destinations! Susan has been happily married to her husband for thirty-eight years.  They have two wonderful daughters, great sons-in-law, and one beautiful granddaughter. When she is not writing she enjoys reading, running, tennis, golf, and her beloved Chicago Cubs. Sign up for email alerts on her personal website!    

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