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The Stillness Below
Categories: YouTube Videos
Blurb
The Stillness Below is a semi-satire sci-fi mystery thriller that pulls audiences into a world where silence is not empty, it is hiding something. When a buried signal awakens beneath the surface, a small crew is forced to confront the unknown, uncovering secrets that were never meant to be found. With eerie tension, cinematic suspense, and a mystery that grows darker with every discovery, The Stillness Below delivers a haunting journey into fear, survival, and the terrifying truth waiting beneath. Inspired by the 1960’s Star Trek Episode “Arena”.
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Remnants of Forever
Categories: Novels
Blurb
When Captain James T. Kirk hovers on the brink of death, even Dr. McCoy’s skill and Spock’s logic cannot save him. Enter T’Kar, a young Vulcan nurse whose mysterious gift defies science and legend alike. As Kirk awakens healed but haunted by amnesia, his fate—and the future of the Enterprise—rests on unraveling the truth of her power, the secrets of Vulcan’s past, and the decision Kirk cannot remember making.
This is one of my favourite novels on the site – and considering the quality of authorship on TFF, that’s saying something!
Kara Hughes brings us a fascinating story and answers a question that I don’t beleive anyone ever thought to ask. No, I’m not going to blow it, you’re going to have to read it to find out. All the same, when you read this, trust me: MIND BLOWN!
So, take my advice. Grab yourself an industrial sized mug of coffee, find yourself a nice, comfy sofa, and sit down and read this classic.
