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    Titan
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    Titan
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    Titan

    By Eduard Joseph

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    Set 300 years after the events of "Age of Men", a group of astronauts from Eljavic return to the solar system to establish a colony on Titan and begin development of a nostalgic holiday destination, but earth is what is known as a water world.

    Their mission takes an unexpected turn when they pick up a radio transmission from a seemingly deserted earth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEduard Joseph
    Release dateJun 21, 2018
    ISBN9780463394052
    Titan
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    Eduard Joseph

    Eduard Joseph lives in Cape Town South Africa and has been writing since a young age. His first book "Freaks want love too" was rejected by numerous publishers in 2005.In 2013 he decided to go the self-publishing route and his first novel hit online stores. It was a success on Amazon.com until it was removed by the author due to royalty issues.Eduard Joseph loves writing what's in his heart, and thus writes about anything from romance, comedy, horror and suspense.His latest novella, The Mandela Effect, tells the story about Stephen who unravels the biggest secret in human history and the truth behind false memories in a thrilling mystery setting.

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      Titan - Eduard Joseph

      TITAN:

      An Age of Men Tale

      By Eduard Joseph

      Published by Eduard Joseph

      Smashwords edition

      Copyright 2017 Eduard Joseph

      Front cover design by Eduard Joseph

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      This is a work of fiction. The events and characters described herein are imaginary and are

      not intended to refer to specific places or living persons. Any resemblance to any person or

      persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

      All Rights Reserved

      The right of Eduard Joseph to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by him under the South African Copyright Act of 1978 (as amended).

      THOUGH NOT IMPERATIVE TO THE STORY, IT’S ADVISABLE THAT YOU READ AGE OF MEN BEFORE READING THIS STORY.

      PROLOGUE

      2016AD: Earth’s entire human population was transported to an alien planet in a galaxy on the other side of the universe by means of a mass-transportation device operated by creatures unknown. All manmade buildings and landmass were disintegrated during the what is now referred to as the event.

      Humans overpower the natives on their new planet and start colonizing the alien planet known as Eljavic.

      2280AD : Attempts by the Human Eljavican Government to perfect interstellar travel fails.

      2295AD: Attempts to perfect interstellar travel succeeds and an exploration team is sent from Eljavic back to earth to investigate the possibility of returning. Earth is found to be what is called a ‘Waterworld’ and consists of one continuous ocean. No landmasses to sustain life is detected.

      Radiation left behiind from the event is slowly subsiding, but still at dangerous levels.

      2315AD: Second interstellar travel team sent back to our Solar System in the Milky Way; this time to explore the surface of Mars as a viable new home for humans. An outpost was established on Titan, one of Jupiter’s moons – the only other object in

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