Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

FROM LAURA MONTGOMERY:  Long in the Land: A Science Fiction Lost Colony Adventure.

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Long in the Land: A Science Fiction Lost Colony Adventure (Martha's Sons Book 2) by [Laura Montgomery]

He’s a man on the run. But on this harsh alien world, freedom doesn’t mean he’s safe.Peter Dawe can’t face his mother’s relentless grief. With her anguish deepening his guilt and the colony’s governor out for revenge, he’s desperate to escape a deadly situation ready to explode. So he jumps at the chance to journey north away from danger, chasing the rare sight of a long-lost aircraft.

Buoyed by the glimpse of a machine he’s never seen before, Peter discovers the pilot desperately needs aid for his newborn son. But with sinister agents searching for them both, the remote planet may not be big enough to preserve the young fugitive from his enemy’s vengeance.

Can Peter find them refuge before they all fall to their doom?

Long in the Land is the thrilling second book in the Martha’s Sons science fiction series. If you like captivating world-building, edge-of-your-seat tension, and memorable characters, then you’ll love Laura Montgomery’s high-stakes tale.

Buy Long in the Land to make a stark choice today!

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FROM CELIA HAYES AND JEANE HAYDEN: Luna City 11th Inning Stretch (The Chronicles of Luna City).

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Luna City 11th Inning Stretch (The Chronicles of Luna City) by [Celia Hayes, Jeanne Hayden]

Welcome to Luna City, Karnes County, Texas … Population 2,460, give or take! Chef Richard Astor-Hall has decided to become an American, take on a new job, and marry long-time girlfriend, Kate Heisel. His visiting parents are off on a quest for a vineyard of very special grapes, and Miss Letty tells the story of what happened when an émigré scientist from Russia found a refuge with his family in Luna City during the 1930s. Another chapter in the doings of the most perfect small town in this eleventh outing to the most perfect small town in Texas.

THERE WAS NEVER A CASE FOR MASS MIGRATION:  The Culture Transplant Shatters the Case for Mass Immigration.

Take it from someone who has done it: acculturation is difficult, painful and makes you feel like you’re going insane. Even when you are alone and purposely isolate yourself from your birth language and cultural influences and work like heck at acculturating.

When you’re surrounded by thousands come from the same homeland? It might be impossible. And while race is fairly meaningless, culture means a lot more than you can imagine. And seems to have a life of its own.

Mass immigration is a really bad idea. Unless you desperately want to import the other culture. Looks to the border. And, you know? I’d say no. Hard no.