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Paradigm Lost: Book 1 of the Argosy Trilogy

By Stephen J. Schrader
Published By Foremost Press
$2.99 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star
(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Dec. 13, 2009
Words: 68509 (approximate)
Language: English


Ebook short description

Investigating the miraculous rescue of an American shuttle craft crew, two American reporters are drawn into mankind’s greatest adventure. Captain Jacob Brinn, the master of the fabulous research vessel Argo is offering the human race the wonders of tomorrow, today. The only catch...the world of tomorrow cannot come to be while the world of today continues to exist.

Extended description

An American space shuttle, damaged and adrift, is within minutes of being destroyed and the crew killed. Suddenly, they are approached by a mysterious, glass-nosed submarine; seaweed, barnacles and all. The submarine is the Argo, commanded by Captain Jacob Brinn. And, he is offering to save the lives of the shuttle’s crew.

Two L.A.Times' reporters investigating the miraculous rescue are lured into the mad scheme of Captain Brinn. Boarding his fabulous research vessel, the Argo, they're introduced to the his elite hand-picked crew of Argonauts. There Brinn reveals his secrets of anti-gravity, artificial gravity, plasma weapons, and perpetual motion. The wonders that are promised the world are beyond imagination.

The only problem is these same promises will cause a socio-economic and political upheaval of apocalyptic scale. Billions may die. The nations of the world unite against the threat of Captain Brinn and his Argonauts.

And so, the battle lines are drawn. From the bottom of t... (Read more)


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Review by: Dennis McKim on July 31, 2011 : star star star star
I have read all three of the books in this trilogy, and I recommend them highly to anyone with an interest in Science Fiction. The plot is well-developed in each book and is well-connected from book to book. The author expresses himself well and it is obvious that he did careful research into the scientific "background" for his fiction.
I truly believe these three stories could be the basis for an engaging made-for-television movie or miniseries.
Kudos to Mr. Schrader for a job well-done ... times three.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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