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Beyond the Event Horizon

Name: Beyond the Event Horizon
Rating: 3.88 (260 reviews)
Author: Scott McElhaney

Scott McElhaney August 23, 2012

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Award winning mainstream author Scott McElhaney is now reintroducing his first award-winning novel of Christian Sci-fi (a tough genre in itself). This book was originally published under the pseudonym Scott Curtis and received rave reviews from both the scientific community as well as the religious community. This is a full-length novel that will take you on a journey through time and across the galaxy.

Skylar Rains has made a significant breakthrough regarding the future of time travel. Testing this theory however leaves him stranded 1100 years in the future with no hope of return. What he discovers is a frightening world devoid of all life. Now he must sift through the clues to learn what became of the world he once knew. Much to his surprise, he finds that these clues may lead him to another planet nearly 12 light years away.

Scott McElhaney is the 2008 winner of the Xulon Book Award for his first novel “Mommy’s Choice.” Now he is making all of his novels available to Kindle readers at the very accessible price of only 99 cents. His newest mainstream sci-fi series “The Mystic Saga” including Indentured, Legacy, Violation, Judgment, and Convergence have been downloaded more than 50,000 times.

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