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Sarah Jewett

2012년 1월 · AuthorHouse

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This is the team: immortal. Well they wish. Unfortunately they get yanked back to reality when much loved co-pilot Jake is KIA. As if matters couldnt get any worse, his replacement just so happens to be Alecs little sister Izzy. The only reason that poses a problem is because Alec is the Captain. Before the team has time to correct the issue theyre sent on a priority rescue mission. Izzy proves to be well worth the risk, as well as a good fit to this misfit crew. Mike, the alien weapons specialist, falls into a bit of an issue when trying to balance his loyalty to Alec, and his sense of right and wrong. Strangely enough the only one who manages to remain neutral in this situation is the wiz kid TJ and his number one invention Trace. Somehow these very different people (aliens) manage to share a small ship, and a knack for getting in over their heads.

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Theodora Sarah Orne Jewett was born in South Berwick, Maine on September 3, 1849. Unable to attend school because of arthritis, she learned about coastal life in New England as she accompanied her father, a doctor, on his rounds. He encouraged both her reading and her writing. When she began submitting fiction in 1867, using the pseudonyms A. D. Eliot, Alice Eliot, and Sarah C. Sweet, her chosen topic was often the life and people of her native, rural Maine. Her first published story appeared in the Atlantic Monthly in 1869 and her first short story collection, Deephaven, was published in 1877. Her first novel, A Country Doctor was published in 1884. Her other works include A Marsh Island (1885), A White Heron and Other Stories (1886), A Native of Winby (1893), Tales of New England (1894) and The Country of the Pointed Firs (1896). She stopped writing in 1902, after a fall left her with severe head injuries. She died of a cerebral hemorrhage on June 24, 1909.