Mike downsized recently from 3, 000 science fiction and mystery books, 800 board games and 300 beer shirts. He kept his wife, 5 kids, 6 grandkids, 1 great grandkid and 5 Hole in Ones. He has been to 49 states and 27 countries (and counting!) He is a regular at Comic-Con San Diego, Gen Con Indianapolis, a weekly Geeky Game Night and daily Civilization and Gloomhaven sessions. No longer designing and writing computer systems, Mike now enjoys writing books, designing board games, trying for another Hole in One and hanging with his wife in their new desert home.
Tvarex. Project Necessity, #2
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- ISBN8233898976
- EAN9798233898976
- Date de parution01/03/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Zach Day remembers how the world ends. When aliens turn Earth into the board for their ancient and merciless game, humanity's last hope is a teenager with memories from a doomed future. With knowledge acquired from fifty years in the future, Zach Day must secretly rebuild the Project Necessity team, accelerate human technology, and reshape history. But the L'lark are on Earth and watching. If they discover what Project Necessity is doing, they'll erase humanity forever. If Zach fails, Tvar will proceed and in the last phase reset life itself. Tvarex is a fast-paced saga of survival, innovation, and the opening moves in a secret battle for Earth's fate.





