Sofya's Choice, Anno Stellae 1912, Anno Stellae 1918
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Publisher Description
Sofya's Choice
This very short book is really an introduction to the strange and unusual upcoming events, taking place on earth, in this marvelous series called The RetroStar Chronicles. A young woman by the name of Sofya and of lavish means took a husband who was not, although he could boast of his title as Count Lev Tolstoy, (also known as Leo Tolstoy outside of Russia), and of his many lustful exploits. But marrying Sofya turned out to be a turning point in his life, where he went on to even greater exploits. We see that Sofya's choice was not one made exclusively by her, since she was unknowingly influenced by the mysterious alien entity. This fatal choice led to bizarre yet macabre events to unfold, like a domino effect, completely unknown to her, and travelling distances well away from her. Showing us that this alien entity's influence knows no bounds, for now.
Chronicle 1
Anno Stellae 1912 volume 1, is the first of this fictional sci-fi series written by R.D. Ginther. This book starts us off with mysterious deaths and occurrences, that cannot be explained, except with the sudden appearance of the Red Star. As you continue on with the series, you will recognize some familiar disastrous events, which R.D. Ginther attributes to this foreign entity. And although this is his lifetime research, take away and interpretation of these events, his insightful rendition is considerably entertaining.
Chronicle 2
Anno Stellae 1918 – Still undetected by the planet's species of "tiny creatures," the Alien Star-Jewel, the Red Star, inspires the corporal who will become the wannabe world-ruler Adolf Shickelgruber, the Fascist dictator of Germany. Shickelgruber is obsessed with the theory of Hollow Earth, to the point of appointing a scientist to investigate. The scientist, recognizing the madness in Shickelgruber could lead to the destruction of his family decides to vanish. But before he does a fade out into the jungle, he discovered what the dictator may be looking for, or maybe not?
