The Visitor

Humanity's greatest discovery is its most guarded secret… Evelyn Slater is launched into space in a Soyuz. It’s claustrophobic, cramped, and she’d had to learn Russian to be part of the crew. Once on the ISS things would be different. Her mission was to use the Scaffy Wagon to hunt down and destroy space debris. She was to be a glorified garbage collector. Her third target is an ancient orbiting artefact* – and it hadn’t been launched by any nation on Earth. What was it? Where had it come from? What was its purpose? Governments were quick to slap TOP SECRET on it, but Evelyn had other ideas. Humankind’s most amazing discovery deserved better than being buried in some secret military bunker. The Visitor tells of Evelyn’s attempts to enlighten the world, but will the world want to be enlightened. ________________________________ Praise for The Visitor Astoundingly good! A visionary and well-crafted science fiction book Thrilling! One of the very best first contact books since Clarke and Asimov A first contact science fiction read with a clever protagonist Compelling and certainly thought-provoking Without a doubt I would recommend anyone remotely interested in sci-fi to read this book

Pages: 300, Paperback, Vinci Books Ltd