Reclaimed

By Elimelec Gonzalez-Roman
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(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: March 14, 2012
Words: 40,122 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476238678


Short description

Extraterrestrial human-lookalikes invade Earth to reclaim Earth and save it from it's doomed fate in the hands of the current generation of humankind.

Extended description

In this Science Fiction Thriller, a race of humans from another galaxy come to reclaim Earth and save it from its destruction.
In this first Episode, Wesley Stamps, a young and naive college student, is forced to go on the run due to an invisible apocalypse.
The extraterrestrial humans are chasing Wesley Stamps, Ronald Jenkins, and Andrew Wailer. They split up and Wesley stumbles, falls, losing consciousness, and ultimately after waking up, loses his memory.
Seeing his unique case, the new humans that classify themselves as: the Heir, keep him alive and discuss his future.
While he awaits his sentence, Wesley is being catered and guided by a beautiful young woman named Mindy Hope. (Read more)


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Tags

apocalypse, amnesia, quirky, alien invasion, overrun, extraterrestrial, reclaimed

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Review by: aspir8or on April 18, 2012 : star star star star
I almost get the feeling the author wishes his tale would come true. There are a lot of loose ends, but the story is enjoyable despite it's flaws. I look forward to reading more of his work. A good imagination that looks in a different direction to most fantasy models. Just one little bugbear; please use a grammar checker or a good proofreader. We're is short for we are. Were is the past tense of are. 4 stars for the imagination and the consistency of the flashbacks, which can be difficult to maintain.
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