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Ambassador Tull Redmond is seeking a quick ride home to Earth after concluding her twenty-year mission as a peace negotiator. All she wants is peace, quiet, and to be left alone. She boards the Earth Starship Giuseppe Verdi with its questionable leader, Captain Ben Jacobs, anyway. It's the fastest way home.
Her quarters has a full bath, a space view window, and a large, real bed! How bad could this rule-breaking, authority-defying Captain Casanova be? High Council hates him, true, but his crew loves him.
Surely, she's too old and tired to be drawn into this bad boy of the quadrant's personal circus.
Will Ambassador Redmond get the quiet, uneventful ride home she craves?
Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074569BDY
Available in Kindle format, paperback, and audiobook.
Excerpt:
Captain Jacobs? Sir, big news. Ambassador Tull Redmond is meeting us at Bridgeport Seven tomorrow and will join us as our passenger all the way to Earth,” said second-in-command Commander Zack Mankewitz of the Earth Starship Giuseppe Verdi.
“Ambassador Redmond,” repeated the captain. “Oh, I’ve heard of him, Commander. He’s that peace, love, and hope guy. He’s the most successful intergalactic mediator in this quadrant. Wow, my very first five-star passenger. Yes, that is big news. I’m glad I didn’t miss him. High Council’s never trusted me with a bigwig before.”
“Yes, sir. I know.”
“So, the ambassador and I will be going home to Earth at the same time. Well, I’m not sure the Ambassador is Earthite, I just assumed. Is he retiring, too, I wonder?
“Well, sort of. From what I heard, the ambassador refused to sign another ten-year contract, so resigning from intergalactic mediation is the only other option. You two are lucky ducks.”
“Luck had nothing to do with it, Commander. It’s plain, old-fashioned endurance. Any special dietary requests? I heard the ambassador was a vegan.”
“No. No special food requests, but a full bathroom in quarters, and the ambassador is a woman. She’s also requested a room with a space view.”
“You’re kidding me? I’ve seen him, eh, her, from a distance. Short, pale, plump, light-colored hair slicked back or something. Hair was hardly noticeable. Wears a big, long, hooded, monk-like robe. Kind of like a round beige ball. A non-sexual being.”
“Does that matter?”
“No, I guess not. The ambassador gets the job done. A full bath and a view, huh? Well, there is only one accommodation like that aboard this ship, and that’s mine. Damn. My first five-star passenger and she boots me out of my quarters. Oh, well. Go ahead and assign her to Captain’s Quarters, Commander."
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Ambassador Tull Redmond is looking for a quick ride home back to Earth after ending her twenty-year mission as peace negotiator.
All she wants is peace, quiet, and to be left alone. She boards the Earth Starship Giuseppe Verdi with its questionable leader, Captain Ben Jacobs anyway.
It's the fastest way home. Her quarters has a full bath, a space view window, and a large, real bed!
How bad could this rule-breaking, authority-defying Captain Casanova be?
High Council hates him, true, but his crew loves him.
Surely, she's too old and tired to be drawn into this bad boy of the quadrant's personal circus.
Will Ambassador Redmond get the quiet, uneventful ride home she craves?
Amazon Buy Link:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074569BDY
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When peaceful planet Korbus was under attack from a vicious alien species, Prince Talus was sent to Earth for protection. Hidden in a run-down apartment building in a big Midwestern city, Talus is ill-equipped to deal with a normal life, let alone life on the run in the slums of Earth. And worse yet, he's trapped in a poor middle-aged man's body. A random, senseless murder leaves Talus alone in a strange and dangerous world with no one to trust. Will Talus survive?
Talus was a fun book to write. It started out on Kindle Vella, Amazon’s episodic reading program, where the author publishes one episode at a time.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/Talus-Carol-Ann-Kauffman-ebook/dp/B0C162HKBQ?ref_=ast_author_dp
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I was looking for another movie about colonizing Mars when I came across this AI-generated series called Red Horizon. It explores the same issues; survival, food and water, isolation, loneliness, danger, and medical emergencies. It explores them visually. It is a collection of visual images set to music. There is dialogue between the characters, but it is stilted and unnatural. At one point they each had a British accent, but not at the same time.
Although AI-generated films are beautiful to look at, at this time AI lacks the ability to show any meaningful connection between characters. No heart. No soul. Boring.
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