What would happen if…
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Space Aliens had their own religion? Would they be as dogmatic as humans? How would they treat unbelievers?
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Space Aliens encountered a closeted gay earthman? If they discovered his secret, would they reject him, persecute him, or embrace him?
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Space Aliens were completely different from human beings in size and appearance, yet wanted to experience romantic, even sexual love?
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Space Aliens came from a world free of war and conflict, but were relentlessly persecuted by an arrogant neighboring warlike species seeking to eradicate them?
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Space Aliens built a technology based entirely on biology? What if they knew nothing about Radio and TV or electromechanical technology?
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Space Aliens held a secret of life that has eluded mankind for centuries, were willing to share it with humanity, but could not get anyone on Earth’s attention?
Synopsis:
Paul, a closeted gay male with a history of religious abuse from a fundamentalist church is plagued with recurring nightmares. They are distortions of old 1950’s science fiction films and he feels he is going insane. But it turns out that his dreams are prophetic, an echo of things to come -- as he discovers when he finds himself inexplicably on board an alien UFO, a living spaceship called a “Star Hopper”.
He meets the intensely curious, highly intelligent, insectoid space aliens, called “Wroussara” (pronounced Roo-Sah-Raw) and learns to communicate with them. They have a precious gift - a biotechnology that can eliminate all human disease and suffering. They are utterly fascinated by the life forms they scan on Earth and wish to interact with them and humanity. They are puzzled that no one on Earth but Paul responds to their psychic calls. Of all mankind, he is unique in his ability to communicate with these amazing insectoid aliens.
Although they are of a bizarre alien appearance, the Wroussara are gentle and kindly, and Paul finds himself strangely attracted to them, much as one might be attracted to a kitten or puppy. Even though they have no concept of being gay, the Wroussara have similar feelings, even affection, for Paul. This is entirely new to them, and they invite Paul to visit their home world called: “Wherren” to learn of their life and possibly come up with a way they can meet humanity and experience the wonders of life on Earth.
Things do not go as planned, and the Wroussara are intercepted on their journey by a competing species called the "Scaradin" (pronounced Ska-Rah-Din), who capture and take them prisoner on board their gigantic colonizing space ship.
These space aliens are very different from the kindly Wroussara. They are physically beautiful, yet equally alien in appearance, and communicate through beautiful musical tones. They have a graceful and elegant technology and high sense of art reflected in all their designs and environment.
But these creatures are psychologically odious, being deceptive, manipulative, uncompassionate, cruel, and arrogant. Their predatory society is fixed on conquest - a philosophy fueled by their rigid, dogmatic religious morality - something oddly similar to what Paul had known in his cruel, fundamentalist church. Of greater and more immediate concern for Paul is the fact that the Scaradin have an intense hatred of the peaceful Wroussara and are determined to eradicate them from existence.
Paul must find a way to help the Wroussara, using all his wits to escape with them from the Scaradin and travel on to the gentle haven of Wherren.
The results of the escape, and an attack by the wicked Scaradin High Priest named “Bosh-Tu”, bring about a change in the nature of the Wroussara forever. Yet, in spite of this, Paul and the Wroussara discover that love and romance is possible among the stars, even with another species, but in a way that is totally unexpected.
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Note: This is the second volume of a three part series.
The first volume is titled: Alien Encounters: The Wroussara Trilogy - Vol. I - Star Hopper.
The second volume: Alien Encounters: The Wroussara Trilogy - Vol. II - The Star Hopper’s Quest picks up where Vol. I Star Hopper leaves off.
After a prologue that describes the events of Vol. I, this e-book continues to explore the complex relationships between Paul, the gay Earthman, the Wroussara, Tom - Paul’s newly created hybrid-human lover, and the sentient living space ship, the Star Hopper that Paul has named Randi.
Although things seem to be going well, and Tom is healthy and happy, they discover a problem. His biocellular clock, which was accelerated for the transition from his Wroussaran to his human form, is stuck in the fast mode. He is aging at such an accelerated rate that he will die in a few years of old age. Unless his bioclocks are re-calibrated to ‘human normal’ speed in time, Tom will be stuck in the metabolic accelerated mode.
The Wroussara, in spite of their biotechnical expertise have no cure available on their world and must look to the stars for help, specifically alien worlds they visited long ago and established trade with. Together, with Randi, the Star Hopper, they set out on a quest across the galaxy and star systems to find a cure.
They must visit the Bonzudle, huge clumsy bizarre creatures that had an aggressive society which once upon a time, the Wroussaran helped them tame. But it was so long ago, can they be counted on to help?
They must also visit the Kirondolans, a highly intelligent species that became interested in developing cybernetics. Will their logic and direct approach to solving complex problems be able to help make the necessary ingredients for Tom’s cure?
They even consider visiting their arch enemy, the Scaradin in their quest for a cure for Tom. But how will they approach them or overcome centuries of animosity between the two species?
Will they get the cooperation of their intergalactic neighbors, and will it come in time to save Tom from a premature death?
Join our intrepid aliens and Randi the Star Hopper on their quest and find out!
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