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New Frontier: An Alternate History Novel: New Frontier, #1
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In this alternate history novel, what-if Ronald Reagan became President in 1976 instead? The President continues with the moon landings and declares that a moon base would be established by 1979, followed by a Mars Base by 1989. In the meantime, the Soviets decide to up the ante. We follow America's progress from the moon to Mars, along with the Teacher in Space Program, to an eventual starship mission out of the solar system, which will continue in book two, Final Frontier.
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Cliff Ball
Cliff Ball is a Christian, live in Texas, has 2 BA's, and a Technical Writing Certificate. He won 3rd in a youth magazine for a short story he wrote through Creative Writing class in high school back in 1992, called "Role Reversal."Standalone novels/short stories:Out of TimeShattered EarthBeyond the New FrontierDust StormVoyager and the AliensThe Long JourneyThe End Times Saga - Christian Fiction (started in 2012)Times of TurmoilTimes of TroubleTimes of TrialTimes of RebellionTimes of DestructionTimes of JudgmentTimes of TribulationTimes of HarvestAuthor website: http://cliffball.net
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