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    Seeds of Life
    Anomaly
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    Guardian Sandy Rivers Series

    By Raul Aguilar

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    About this series

    Sandy Rivers’ journey aboard a Guardian Class Starship, light-years from Earth, brings her to a planet facing extinction and suffering from a war inadvertently started by a 50-million-year-old civilization. She encounters three survivors of a war between two civilizations who have been genetically modified and trained to die in a distant galaxy. The computer that sustains their domed city, can restore their history, and save their civilization was damaged in an ancient war. Sandy Rivers seeking the password protocols to restart their computer unknowingly restores power to the entire planet and precipitates an attack by its former enemy. Without taking sides, she must stop an armada of battle ships set to destroying the planet. Using the starship’s advanced computer systems, she changes the course of the two civilizations.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRaul Aguilar
    Release dateOct 20, 2013
    Seeds of Life
    Anomaly

    Titles in the series (2)

    • Anomaly
      Anomaly

      Anomaly

      Raul Aguilar
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      Astronomers at a U.S. Air Force Research laboratory sponsored telescope at the summit of Haleakala on Maui, Hawaii discover an anomaly in skies above the Atlantic ocean. A bartender from Texas, a law student from San Francisco and an electronics professor from Chandigarh, India share a common bond that may save the people of earth from extinction. Only the strongest of the trio will survive to negotiate for the future of the planet and discover the real mission of the Starship Razepme Arap and its crew. Captain Anica and his crew locate the rare earth oxides and move quickly to verify the planet's suitability for mining operations. The elimination of the insect population around the rare earth oxides is essential in evaluating the planet’s suitability for mining operations. The clash of cultures is one-sided and the death of millions is only a side effect.

      Astronomers at a U.S. Air Force Research laboratory sponsored telescope at the summit of Haleakala on Maui, Hawaii discover an anomaly in skies above the Atlantic ocean. A bartender from Texas, a law student from San Francisco and an electronics professor from Chandigarh, India share a common bond that may save the people of earth from extinction. Only the strongest of the trio will survive to negotiate for the future of the planet and discover the real mission of the Starship Razepme Arap and its crew. Captain Anica and his crew locate the rare earth oxides and move quickly to verify the planet's suitability for mining operations. The elimination of the insect population around the rare earth oxides is essential in evaluating the planet’s suitability for mining operations. The clash of cultures is one-sided and the death of millions is only a side effect.

    • Seeds of Life
      Seeds of Life

      Seeds of Life

      Raul Aguilar
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      Sandy Rivers’ journey aboard a Guardian Class Starship, light-years from Earth, brings her to a planet facing extinction and suffering from a war inadvertently started by a 50-million-year-old civilization. She encounters three survivors of a war between two civilizations who have been genetically modified and trained to die in a distant galaxy. The computer that sustains their domed city, can restore their history, and save their civilization was damaged in an ancient war. Sandy Rivers seeking the password protocols to restart their computer unknowingly restores power to the entire planet and precipitates an attack by its former enemy. Without taking sides, she must stop an armada of battle ships set to destroying the planet. Using the starship’s advanced computer systems, she changes the course of the two civilizations.

      Sandy Rivers’ journey aboard a Guardian Class Starship, light-years from Earth, brings her to a planet facing extinction and suffering from a war inadvertently started by a 50-million-year-old civilization. She encounters three survivors of a war between two civilizations who have been genetically modified and trained to die in a distant galaxy. The computer that sustains their domed city, can restore their history, and save their civilization was damaged in an ancient war. Sandy Rivers seeking the password protocols to restart their computer unknowingly restores power to the entire planet and precipitates an attack by its former enemy. Without taking sides, she must stop an armada of battle ships set to destroying the planet. Using the starship’s advanced computer systems, she changes the course of the two civilizations.

    Author

    Raul Aguilar

    Raul Aguilar has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for over 35 years. A degree in Electrical Engineering lead to a career as an Electronic Analog Design Engineer for 10 years and ultimately inspired him to pursue a Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Francisco. Admission to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office diverted his interests temporarily, but ultimately fate led him to pursue a career as an Insurance Regulatory Attorney.Raul has pursued writing short stories as a means to express his interests in travel, 13th Century European History and International Relations. Raul's travels have led him from San Francisco across all the major cities in America to London, Paris, Cote d'Azur, Monaco, Germany, Italy, Rome, Spain, the Cayman Islands, the Caribbean, Mexico and South America. His writings reflect many of the places and cities visited by Raul and his lovely wife Diane.

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