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Apothecary

First Contact, Standalone

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Apothecary

Written by: Peter Cawdron
Narrated by: Nick Cracknell
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In 1558, during the reign of Bloody Queen Mary, Earth is visited by extraterrestrials who initiate first contact.

Their mission is to gather samples of life on Earth and observe but not interact with humanity. After witnessing a brutal execution, their patience is tested beyond breaking point...

First Contact is a series of standalone novels that explore humanity's first interaction with extraterrestrial life.

Includes a special note from the author.

©2023 Peter Cawdron (P)2023 Podium Audio First Contact Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Fiction
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Humanity's Future

Peter Cawdron has delivered a verbal spanking to modern-day leaders who cling to notions of superiority and righteousness. He exposes the medieval attitudes that persist to this day in our dealings with our earthly neighbours.

There is much wisdom in this book. As more and more nation-states venture into space, do we take our competitive nature with us? Does this characteristic of human nature follow us and lead to our self destruction? Will “might makes right” persist into the future. If so, will this provide AI (Artificial Intelligence) the justification to advance without humans?

Please continue writing these insightful books. They are desperately needed ….. now more than ever!

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