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    Titan
    Titan
    Titan
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    Titan

    By Christopher Hendricks

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    With Earth being a slowly baking husk of its' former self, it is time for humans to finally look for way to survive outside of our own planet. The sun has begun toe expand at a rapid rate and the extra radiation and heat will make the Earth uninhabitable by all life in the coming years. It is up to a band of misbegotten and woebegone astronauts to find a way to make it to the only celestial body in our solar system capable of sustaining life, Titan. This moon of Saturn will either be humankind's salvation or the crew's own version of Hell. First though, they have to make it there.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristopher Hendricks
    Release dateAug 31, 2014
    ISBN9781310709845
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    Christopher Hendricks

    I have been writing science fiction and fantasy stories for years but only recently have been diving into full-length novels. The ability to have the platform required having no restrictions as a storyteller has been both rewarding personally and creatively. I will be finishing up my Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing for Entertainment from Full Sail University this fall

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      Titan - Christopher Hendricks

      Titan

      By Chris Hendricks

      Published by Chris Hendricks at Smashwords

      Copyright 2014 Chris Hendricks

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      How can you honestly believe that he was better than Roger Moore? Moore was the quintessential Bond, suave and calculating, Oxford responded.

      Fine, but Connery was the only one who wasn’t afraid to mix it up, he was a real brawler while still being the secret agent. He made it feel like anyone could be James Bond. A true man’s man, Dave retorted.

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