Aardvarks to Planet X (book 1 of the hexology in seven parts)
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Aardvarks to Planet X (book 1 of the hexology in seven parts)

Chris Troman
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Summary

Come on a journey through space, time, death and reality. To learn what it truly is to be human, even when your not. Revel in mankind’s greatest achievements, and bear witness to our darkest hours. Search for life at the ends of the universe, and beyond. Drawing on the inspiration of classic science fiction books, films and television. All set to the backdrop, of a soundtrack for every generation.

Genre
Scifi,Adventure
Author
Chris Troman
Status
Complete
Chapters
30
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Introduction

Welcome to my Hexology (a set of six books, no dark arts ok), in seven parts. In this busy world, a short story is just the job to dip into on those spare moments of your valuable time. Come on a journey through space, time and reality in bite size morsels.

Any characters or events portrayed in this book are purely fictitious and any resemblance to real people, businesses, companies or institutions either current or defunct in this universe or any parallel ones is purely coincidental.

Dedicated to Sue and Alice

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