RIO RANCHO, N.M., Nov. 22, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Imagine a future in which global warming and social breakdown have devastated the Earth. In this broken world threatened by roving bandits and warlords, the last hope of a group of scientists and adventurers is to escape the destroyed planet. Join them in a race against time to save the future of Mankind in the thrilling novel The Star Phoenix by author David L. Brown.
Star Phoenix is a vast starship destined to transport a colony of humans through interstellar space to make a new start. Now it drifts abandoned in orbit as survivors of its crew strive to save the starship and use it to escape Earth. The story begins when Star Phoenix is threatened with destruction. A series of exciting adventures introduces a memorable cast of characters and leads to a surprising and dramatic conclusion. The non-stop action carries a powerful message of human resilience, courage and determination.
An exciting and entertaining adventure that anyone can enjoy, The Star Phoenix is also a timely and informative demonstration of the environmental dangers that lie ahead for our planet. It holds particular appeal for curious or environmentally-aware readers of all ages including bright teenagers. It is the author's hope that this thrilling story will increase awareness of the very real dangers to our civilization and help mitigate the problems that face us all.
To learn more about The Star Phoenix and the looming threats to our environment, visit the author's website at www.StarPhoenixBase.com.
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About the Author
David L. Brown is a writer, editor and photographer. He is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, the American Society of Media Photographers, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He lives in New Mexico with his wife Patricia.
The Star Phoenix -- by David L. Brown
An Enthralling Adventure in the Decimated World of the Near Future
Publication Date: June 28, 2006
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