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Red Dust Trilogy

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3rd in trilogy

Jared and Nathan Adams at long last are home from space, bringing with them the inhabitants and survivors of the planet Sionian. One of these survivors, Neri Phylo, believes he and his people are now safe after the demise of their home planet.

When the city-ship the Adams brothers and the Sionian people have built arrives, with its beauty and technological advancements, it brightens an otherwise gloomy world.

Due to recent cataclysmic events, Earth is on the brink of shaking itself apart. Just as Jared and Nathan saved Neri’s planet, he faces the impossible task of saving theirs. Earth’s inhabitants, along with his own people, are in great jeopardy.

There are those who claim the ravages of war have left Earth unable to sustain new inhabitants and do not welcome the population of Sion. They want to control the world’s food sources and the disbursement of all food.

But with the ever-increasing earthquakes and the influx of crazed people suffering from a terrible fallout disease, what is the point of rationing food when the planet is about to destroy itself?

If something isn’t done soon, there will be no Earth left.




(2nd in the trilogy)

Nathan Adams has made it his life goal to be on the ship that rescues his brother Jared. They find Jared alive and well, along with the Sionian people. However, war breaks out on Earth, the mission is aborted, and the Planetary Dream must return home. Jared insists on staying until the people are saved, and Nathan refuses to leave without his brother.

Not knowing how many years it will be before help will return, Nathan is forced to become a part of the Sionian culture, including marriage to a native girl.

Neri Sarbena’s gift of portent tells her this Nathan is important to her. But, how can that be when he thinks she is stupid, and he has already chosen another? This is her last summer to choose and, just as with her native planet, time is running out.

The chance of rescue dwindles. Jared and Nathan must help the people of Sionon and, on their own, find a way for everyone to escape from the planet’s dusty demise.






Who will bury you, Jared Adams? This sobering thought haunts the sole survivor of the space ship Wayfarer. As science officer, Jared knows that Terra Z92007 can’t sustain life except for a few weeks a year. All the evidence implies that this planet is dead, and yet, to his disbelief, two humans show up at the crash site.
Aaronia, daughter of the king, sees a flaming orb explode on the cliffs of Yahhaidd. Her gift of portent calls her to explore the meaning of the sign. She and her uncle find Jared, a strange man, who speaks babble and yet appears almost God-like. He rescues her uncle by throwing lightning from his hand and takes them back to camp in a miraculous cart that goes without a beast.
Though their languages are different, Aaronia and Jared are oddly drawn to each other. His words confuse, and yet he speaks to her soul.

Aaronia’s father, the King, in fear of Jared’s technology, puts him in prison, later sentencing him to death. Aaronia finds a way to prevent Jared’s execution, but this doesn’t save him, or the people of Sionon, from a dying planet . . .


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