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Looking for a new challenge, the author has written this novel in a science fiction genre. The story revolves around four generations. Not only does one experience the difference from one generation to the next, but also new exploration exhibiting bravery and sacrifice. Change and adaptability come into play alongside an attitude that what is new and different is somehow dangerous.

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Excerpt from Mrs. J. Worthington Woodward: A NovelMeeting her then, after a six-months' dwell ing in the home which marriage had brought her, the half - tearful gravity brooding over her young face, the earnest questioning in her round blue eyes, sent a poignant stab through my old heart. In my reading of the girl's nature, I had made one huge mistake: the same sensibility which responds to every impression of joy, answers as readily to sorrow...

Excerpt from Mrs. J. Worthington Woodward: A Novel Meeting her then, after a six-months' dwell ing in the home which marriage had brought her, the half - tearful gravity brooding over her young face, the earnest questioning in her round blue eyes, sent a poignant stab through my old heart. In my reading of the girl's nature, I had made one huge mistake: the same sensibility which responds to every impression of joy, answers as readily to sorr...