Cascadia Prime by Stubbart, Dale

Cascadia Prime (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781545126783)

Vendor: Dale Stubbart
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Format: Paperback
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Cascadia Prime by Stubbart, Dale

Cascadia Prime

$11.59
Cascadia Prime by Stubbart, Dale

Cascadia Prime

$11.59
Format: Paperback
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Cascadia Prime available at Amazon, is an apocalyptical story of three men who are sent to the far reaches of space to make friends and help save the people of Earth. Viggo, who is possibly a relative of Big Foot, is selected to go on this mission. Hanini, an Hawaiian Kahuna is also chosen, as is General East - the quintessential military leader. These three very different men have to learn how to get along, escape one group of natives on a distant planet, and make friends with another group. Their goal is to get the friendly natives to build spaceships, send them to Earth, and bring the people of Earth to this distant planet to settle.Will they be successful? What surprises will they encounter along the way? What does each of these three men have to offer to ensure the success of this mission?Cascadia Prime - in memory of the US Pacific Northwest - affectionately known as Cascadia.Sci-Fi/Fantasy - Apocalyptic, Space Travel, Aliens.Length: 24 Pages - CondensedReading Ease: Easy; Reading Level: 6th GradeMaturity: General Audience; Target Audience - Yeti fans, Ewok fans, Alien fans.

Author: Dale Stubbart
ISBN-10: 154512678X
ISBN-13: 9781545126783
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 05/25/2017
Pages: 32
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.13lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.07d
By Dale Stubbart
By Dale Stubbart
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Dale Stubbart moved to Washington State per-force - i.e. I needed a job and they were the only ones hiring. Sure, I'd had a vision of moving NW from Colorado. But Colorado was too dang cold. Who could want to move from there to someplace further north? Of course I didn't know about the Pineapple Express bringing warmer air to the Washington Coast. Winter Temperatures rarely going below 40F. Water temperatures staying at 50F, but at least not getting colder than that - which is way to cold to swim in. Once I arrived and got settled in, I found the beach, and remembered how I'd been in love with the beach as a boy - the other coast, but still a beach! And I fell in love with the beach again, and eventually with the Pacific Northwest. Cascadia is now one of my favorite places on earth.

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