Morgan Reed

A silver Sarcophagus is found in the desert that is thousands of years old. But where did the silver come from? There is none in Egypt. And the wrong king is in it. And part of it is crudely hammered, but the oldest part is so finely wrought that no tools could make this today. Professor Jacobs ponders these questions while above them, this kings daughter receives the news of her demi-god fathers death and berial in this tomb, while watching the professrs lecture on the time screen from 4000 years later.This volume of the Glass Planet series, is # 3, "The Silver Sarcophagus". What if the miracles in the Bible were real? How could that be unless they were the acts of advanced aliens? This series of 3 books explores this in fiction, spoken from the point of view of reserachers circling earth. The history in Egypt, the Exodus and more are the result of inter breeding of our races. And has left us confused and desiring something more than we have here on earth.An indiginous people on a young planet are accidently invaded by a deep space research team of off-worlders. And their lives are forever changed.Their ancient god-father is displaced in space/time, and then returns and effects great changes on this now nomadic people of his descent. He attempts to aid, but almost destroys them with his love, and then he dies despondantly in space.The mystery of his death is solved in the discovery of the silver sarcophagus five thousand years later. Their homeworld is invaded by another race, strangly insectoid bent on unknown purposes. But these nafarious intentions are uncovered inadvertantly when one of their species, an artist named Shantraciel, is taken to the insect planet alive, and experiences the conversion processes that his people are being subjected to. it horrifes him and changes him forever. He escapes back to hiss dying planet, where they are fleeing for survival to other planetsincluding this one. They settle around the globe in un populated areas, but start civilizations of their own, from nothing. But when their planet is once again habiable, they return home leaving husks of advanced civilzations buried in sand and jungle and mystery, leaving behind a frightened and confused native population, yearning for to be reunited with their ancient Gods that once were but now have abandoned them. An acheological team digs up an unknown artifact, and the ancient beacon is triggered. And these children of the Clear Being await his return.Science-fiction with horror, parnormal, occult elements.This series of 3 books can be had in "The Glass Planet 4: series books 1,2, and 3, the Silver Sarcophagus".

Join us on a frolic through space with a fascinating crew of aliens and humans alike, as they share adventures and romance along the way. "What's it gonna be, Captain?" is what the team of captains, the glamourous and stunning Captain Jenivah Stavah, and the enigmatic Captain John Braxus Cainon, say to each other when ever their next adventure is about to start.The first in a series, "The Belerophon and the Crystal Sphere" start us off in a universe with some remenants from a time before, a hate older than space has lingered and seeks to manipulate and destroy the space-faring races. A star base explodes, and all set off in a race to intercept and gain access to the science aboard this strange vessel. New races and weapons are encountered, till they finally come to an uncharted and unexplored planet in the center of a giant Nebula. They explore this weird planet and find empty dead space vessels an enchanted library with books writing history as its made, and cyber zombies trying to kill them.

The Indiginous people on a young planet find themselves thrust into a new world of thought and culture when accidently invaded by a deep-space research team from an alien world.Loosely retold stories of the Bible starting with the experience of Ezekiel and then the first book of Moses, this is an interesting history retold in novel form, that our world of belief might have started with the visitation of extra-terrestrials.What if the miracles in the bible and even God himself were close encounters with extra-terrestrials? This premise is explored here in fiction, in the first book of the series, "The Glass Planet: The Clear Beings".