3012: The Artifact: a Time Awaits Novel All four learn much about themselves while they experience for the first time the closeness of friends and family. Their journey takes them throughout earth’s history, from the far future to th
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| Title | : | 3012: The Artifact: a Time Awaits Novel |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.92 (509 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1475278713 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 254 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2012-05-26 |
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Editorial : About the Author As a young earth creationist and a life-long avid reader, I decided it was time to write an adventure novel that does not make Christians look foolish and was fun to read. This book is the result. I give God all the credit for writing this book. However, I would also like to thank Ted Grier, Kathleen Deener and Susan Grier for their help in getting this book written. I could not have done it without you! I was born in Nebraska, grew up in Western Maryland, graduated from Boonsboro high school in 1984, and ordained as a fundamental minister of the gospel in 2009. I have lived in five states altogether as well as one foreign country, The Bahamas, for four years. Currently, I live in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia with my wife, Suzie and our cat, Jethro.
After spending a lifetime traveling through time to visit any place or time period that strikes his fancy, Jack finds himself trapped one thousand years in the future, a future radically different from what he is used to. He quickly befriends Paul, an archeologist, who unwittingly helps him recover his lost time machine. The two of them, along with Janet, a government worker, and Suzie, a hologram with an infectious personality, set off on a quest to find a lost treasure. Their journey takes them throughout earth’s history, from the far future to the distant past where they discover much of what they thought they knew about history and science was simply not true. Along the way, they encounter secret societies, dinosaurs, pirates, and political refugees. All four learn much about themselves while they experience for the first time the closeness of friends and family.
That's it. It was a great end to a great series. Marshall Goldsmith (one of the editors) contributes five chapters. It is all here and I was super excited to catch back up with a few of the others from the series and see how they are doing. Had read later books about the Navy Seals team. This is not to dispute that good intent was to be found on the panel; one of the experts, Loren Mosher, once responsible for such research at the NIH, had his own non-mainstream views on the causes of such disorders, and sacrificed his career to advance them.
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