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The Trans-Atomic Era #1: Aerial Warships

The Trans-Atomic Era #1: Aerial Warships

Duane Aakre

ASIN: B0075BCX34

Publisher: Duane Aakre; 1st edition (February 2, 2012)

Pages: 93

The Trans-Atomic Era - Episode 1: Aerial Warships - The year is 1936 and it has been ten years since the extremely high energy trans-atomic elements were discovered. The first practical applications like trans-atomic powered ships and trains are beginning to roll out.Margaret 'Stoney' Stonehaven, the head of Stonehaven Industries, a ship and aircraft manufacturer based in Long Beach, California, has just arrived in England for the annual running of the Stewart Cup Air Race with her new trans-atomic powered craft, Shooting Star. She is expecting an easy victory until the Nazis show up with a trans-atomic powered entry of their own.However with race day still almost a week away, Stoney receives an urgent message from President Roosevelt. Mysterious flying men have attacked the American Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia and kidnapped the Ambassador. The President needs Stoney to investigate. Ever ...

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