The Lost Ship : The Evaran Chronicles II Prequel

Captain Herix Trellis and his crew must deal with traveling through a portal to an unknown world and time. After a year of being attacked by an alien species known as the Gorkeens, there is little hope of rescue. Evaran and M, two cosmic beings who aid those in need, step in to help even the odds. More
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About Adair Hart

I have been dreaming about fictional worlds since I was a kid. I devoured anything related to fantasy and science fiction. I developed a setting over the last twenty years and struggled to find a medium I could express it in. Several years ago I discovered I enjoyed writing. It is a passion of mine now, and exploring my setting with it has been an awesome journey.

I work in the information technology field and have my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in it. It has helped me to shape some of the concepts I write about. I also enjoy keeping up on futurology and science in general.

I live in central Ohio and enjoy walking, reading, gaming, learning, listening to music, and trying to keep up on my never-ending list of TV shows and movies to watch.

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About the Series: The Evaran Chronicles II
The Evaran Chronicles II is a time travel adventure series set in the shared Evaranverse. The series follows the adventures of the cosmic time traveler Evaran's second plane form. He travels through space, time, and other realities via his ship: the <i>Torvatta</i>. Accompanying him is his trusty artificial intelligence named M.
Themes explored include time travel, space exploration, parallel worlds, the multiverse, the planeverse, dimensional realms, aliens, alternate history, technology, non-humans on Earth and beyond, and what-if scenarios. Although this is in the Evaranverse, it is a standalone series and assumes you have not read any of the other series.

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