A new science fiction thriller available online everywhere!
The Crying of Ross 128 - Now On Sale
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Pick up your copy in hard cover, soft cover, or ebook formats. Canadian customers, your best price is at Chapters/Indigo! 
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The Year is 2085.
America has splintered into various independent republics after a brutal civil war. Against this backdrop, space exploration is on the cusp of new technological breakthroughs. Jim Atteberry, a mid-30s English professor at City College in San Francisco, spends his free time listening for alien signals on the amateur radio astronomy bands. His life as a single parent to his precocious daughter is turned upside-down when he hears an intelligent cry for help from the Ross 128 system and realizes we are not alone. This signal unleashes a chain of events pitting Jim and his brilliant, mysterious colleague Kate against a power-hungry scientist with his own secret agenda. Jim must learn the truth about the signal, the strange disappearance of his wife Janet, and the meaning of true love before it’s too late in this first contact thriller.
America has splintered into various independent republics after a brutal civil war. Against this backdrop, space exploration is on the cusp of new technological breakthroughs. Jim Atteberry, a mid-30s English professor at City College in San Francisco, spends his free time listening for alien signals on the amateur radio astronomy bands. His life as a single parent to his precocious daughter is turned upside-down when he hears an intelligent cry for help from the Ross 128 system and realizes we are not alone. This signal unleashes a chain of events pitting Jim and his brilliant, mysterious colleague Kate against a power-hungry scientist with his own secret agenda. Jim must learn the truth about the signal, the strange disappearance of his wife Janet, and the meaning of true love before it’s too late in this first contact thriller.
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David Allan Hamilton is a writer, teacher and multipotentialite. He is a graduate of Laurentian University and the University of Western Ontario. David manages and facilitates writing workshops in the Ottawa area, and has taught as a contract instructor at Carleton University since 2008. As well, David operates DeeBee Books, an independent publishing house committed to developing and promoting emerging writers. He lives in Ottawa, Ontario, and rides a huge monster bike over long distances when he needs to think.
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