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    You Reap What You Sow: The Ark Project, #1

    By TJ Hudson

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    A series of short interconnected tales set in the Ark Project Universe.

    Several hundred years in the future and humanity has reached the stars. Great fleets are sent out to look for intelligent alien life, little do they know that first contact will come from a most unlikely place.
    What should have been a momentous and great occasion instead turns into something that leads humanity down a dark and dangerous path. There are some who refuse to follow this new path and plan in one form or other to rebel.
    However, these plans prove futile in the face of a truly alien and deadly foe that threatens everyone.

    A Novelette of 14,800 words, this is a future science fiction story.

    This is the first book in The Ark Project Trilogy. The complete Ark Project Trilogy is also available as a complete set.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTJ Hudson
    Release dateMar 18, 2013
    ISBN9781501412899
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    You Reap What You Sow: The Ark Project, #1
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    TJ Hudson

    TJ Hudson lives in Yorkshire, UK. Although his body resides there his mind can often be found wandering away to who knows where. He decided it was about time these meanderings into the land of imagination were written down, and just maybe make some sense of it all.

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