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Avalon, Season Eight: Aliens
In Avalon, Season Eight Aliens, the travelers from Avalon move well into the common era, and find that this island earth is in danger of being overrun by many different hostile aliens. Not all aliens are ancient aliens. It is a difficult time in the heavens. Several wars in space spill over on to the Earth. The travelers have to defend the Earth before the space aliens break out in a nuclear war in the atmosphere or try to take over the planet.
Aliens are at least something the Men in Black who are among the travelers understand. Whether or not they can keep the Earth from being destroyed or overrun is the question. The travelers originally came to Avalon in the Second Heavens so they could be transported instantly through the Heart of Time to the beginning of history. They go on a rescue mission and expect to be transported back to the future in the same way they came but things do not go as planned.
The Kairos-the Storyteller, has to jump into the void before history and becomes lost in eternity. Now, in order to get home, the travelers must return the slow way, following the Amulet of Avalon that points the way from one time gate to the next. They cross dangerous time zones that center around the many lives of the Kairos, the Traveler in time, the Watcher over history, a person who never lives a quiet life.
They have unlimited vitamins and elf crackers for their health, and unlimited bullets which are needed far too often. They ride mustangs brought back from the old west, and wear fairy weave clothing that they can shape and change with a word in order to blend into the local culture. By a special gift of the Kairos, they can understand and be understood no matter the local language. Inevitably, they have to deal with thieves and brigands, armies and empires, gods and monsters, spirits and creatures, space aliens and the great unknown.
They try hard not to disturb history along the way. That is not so easy. To be sure, all they want is to get home in one piece, but they are not the only ones lost in time. Some people lost in time might want to follow them or go with them. Other people are not so friendly, and not everything lost in time is a person. Some want to fight the travelers. Some want to hunt them. Avalon is like a television series.
It is not necessary to start with season one. Like any good TV series, one or two episodes will introduce the characters and make clear how the story works. Each episode is a story unto itself, and there are thirteen episodes packed into each book. After reading this season you may wish to go back and power read the series from the beginning but it is not necessary to enjoy this book. Pick up a copy of Avalon Season Eight Aliens today and see how the travelers deal with so many visitors, refugees, alien armies, and invaders from the stars, all while facing the trials and tribulations that each time zone has waiting for them.
Enjoy and Happy reading, MGK.
Aliens are at least something the Men in Black who are among the travelers understand. Whether or not they can keep the Earth from being destroyed or overrun is the question. The travelers originally came to Avalon in the Second Heavens so they could be transported instantly through the Heart of Time to the beginning of history. They go on a rescue mission and expect to be transported back to the future in the same way they came but things do not go as planned.
The Kairos-the Storyteller, has to jump into the void before history and becomes lost in eternity. Now, in order to get home, the travelers must return the slow way, following the Amulet of Avalon that points the way from one time gate to the next. They cross dangerous time zones that center around the many lives of the Kairos, the Traveler in time, the Watcher over history, a person who never lives a quiet life.
They have unlimited vitamins and elf crackers for their health, and unlimited bullets which are needed far too often. They ride mustangs brought back from the old west, and wear fairy weave clothing that they can shape and change with a word in order to blend into the local culture. By a special gift of the Kairos, they can understand and be understood no matter the local language. Inevitably, they have to deal with thieves and brigands, armies and empires, gods and monsters, spirits and creatures, space aliens and the great unknown.
They try hard not to disturb history along the way. That is not so easy. To be sure, all they want is to get home in one piece, but they are not the only ones lost in time. Some people lost in time might want to follow them or go with them. Other people are not so friendly, and not everything lost in time is a person. Some want to fight the travelers. Some want to hunt them. Avalon is like a television series.
It is not necessary to start with season one. Like any good TV series, one or two episodes will introduce the characters and make clear how the story works. Each episode is a story unto itself, and there are thirteen episodes packed into each book. After reading this season you may wish to go back and power read the series from the beginning but it is not necessary to enjoy this book. Pick up a copy of Avalon Season Eight Aliens today and see how the travelers deal with so many visitors, refugees, alien armies, and invaders from the stars, all while facing the trials and tribulations that each time zone has waiting for them.
Enjoy and Happy reading, MGK.
In Avalon, Season Eight Aliens, the travelers from Avalon move well into the common era, and find that this island earth is in danger of being overrun by many different hostile aliens. Not all aliens are ancient aliens. It is a difficult time in the heavens. Several wars in space spill over on to the Earth. The travelers have to defend the Earth before the space aliens break out in a nuclear war in the atmosphere or try to take over the planet.
Aliens are at least something the Men in Black who are among the travelers understand. Whether or not they can keep the Earth from being destroyed or overrun is the question. The travelers originally came to Avalon in the Second Heavens so they could be transported instantly through the Heart of Time to the beginning of history. They go on a rescue mission and expect to be transported back to the future in the same way they came but things do not go as planned.
The Kairos-the Storyteller, has to jump into the void before history and becomes lost in eternity. Now, in order to get home, the travelers must return the slow way, following the Amulet of Avalon that points the way from one time gate to the next. They cross dangerous time zones that center around the many lives of the Kairos, the Traveler in time, the Watcher over history, a person who never lives a quiet life.
They have unlimited vitamins and elf crackers for their health, and unlimited bullets which are needed far too often. They ride mustangs brought back from the old west, and wear fairy weave clothing that they can shape and change with a word in order to blend into the local culture. By a special gift of the Kairos, they can understand and be understood no matter the local language. Inevitably, they have to deal with thieves and brigands, armies and empires, gods and monsters, spirits and creatures, space aliens and the great unknown.
They try hard not to disturb history along the way. That is not so easy. To be sure, all they want is to get home in one piece, but they are not the only ones lost in time. Some people lost in time might want to follow them or go with them. Other people are not so friendly, and not everything lost in time is a person. Some want to fight the travelers. Some want to hunt them. Avalon is like a television series.
It is not necessary to start with season one. Like any good TV series, one or two episodes will introduce the characters and make clear how the story works. Each episode is a story unto itself, and there are thirteen episodes packed into each book. After reading this season you may wish to go back and power read the series from the beginning but it is not necessary to enjoy this book. Pick up a copy of Avalon Season Eight Aliens today and see how the travelers deal with so many visitors, refugees, alien armies, and invaders from the stars, all while facing the trials and tribulations that each time zone has waiting for them.
Enjoy and Happy reading, MGK.
Aliens are at least something the Men in Black who are among the travelers understand. Whether or not they can keep the Earth from being destroyed or overrun is the question. The travelers originally came to Avalon in the Second Heavens so they could be transported instantly through the Heart of Time to the beginning of history. They go on a rescue mission and expect to be transported back to the future in the same way they came but things do not go as planned.
The Kairos-the Storyteller, has to jump into the void before history and becomes lost in eternity. Now, in order to get home, the travelers must return the slow way, following the Amulet of Avalon that points the way from one time gate to the next. They cross dangerous time zones that center around the many lives of the Kairos, the Traveler in time, the Watcher over history, a person who never lives a quiet life.
They have unlimited vitamins and elf crackers for their health, and unlimited bullets which are needed far too often. They ride mustangs brought back from the old west, and wear fairy weave clothing that they can shape and change with a word in order to blend into the local culture. By a special gift of the Kairos, they can understand and be understood no matter the local language. Inevitably, they have to deal with thieves and brigands, armies and empires, gods and monsters, spirits and creatures, space aliens and the great unknown.
They try hard not to disturb history along the way. That is not so easy. To be sure, all they want is to get home in one piece, but they are not the only ones lost in time. Some people lost in time might want to follow them or go with them. Other people are not so friendly, and not everything lost in time is a person. Some want to fight the travelers. Some want to hunt them. Avalon is like a television series.
It is not necessary to start with season one. Like any good TV series, one or two episodes will introduce the characters and make clear how the story works. Each episode is a story unto itself, and there are thirteen episodes packed into each book. After reading this season you may wish to go back and power read the series from the beginning but it is not necessary to enjoy this book. Pick up a copy of Avalon Season Eight Aliens today and see how the travelers deal with so many visitors, refugees, alien armies, and invaders from the stars, all while facing the trials and tribulations that each time zone has waiting for them.
Enjoy and Happy reading, MGK.
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