LUBBOCK, Texas, Oct. 30, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- An incredible adventure is underfoot as one mishap after another takes an unfortunate pilot on an inter-galactic adventure and transports him across time, space and evolution. In this cosmic novel, John Tuttle chronicles the drama of the struggle to preserve the soul.
Foxhead begins in the year 2290, when Danny Rusk, a space pilot, journeys toward the planet Key to dispose of a load of Top Secret Radiation. His flight is interrupted when a Black Hole suddenly opens up and pulls in Danny's ship into the gaping abyss. He soon finds himself traveling backward in time to prehistoric Earth, and crash-lands with devastating consequences. The radioactive cargo leaks and contaminates him, transforming him into Foxhead, a fox-like creature with human capabilities and laser eyes. Along with his bodily mutation, his soul slowly degrades as his killing instincts sharpen, preying on anyone who dares stand in his way. After he is revived from the Ice Age, he stumbles into the 1900s and into the lives of the Tuttle brothers, one of which will become his only hope to return to his time and regain his former human self.
Packed full with unusual adventures, Foxhead appeals to sci-fi enthusiasts and to anyone who loves the dramatic flair of losing and finding oneself. For more information, log on to www.Xlibris.com.
About the Author
John Tuttle was born in Houston, Missouri, in 1970. He graduated from American Commercial College with a degree in Business Computer Science in 1990. He currently works at the Office of the Attorney General Child Support Division. John enjoys writing stories, reading the Bible, and does volunteer work at CASA in his spare time.
Foxhead * by John Tuttle
Publication Date: October 9, 2008
Picture Book; $51.99; 92 pages; 978-1-4363-6767-7
Picture Book Hardcover; $61.99; 92 pages; 978-1-4363-6768-4
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