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In the final installment of "The Man in the Moon Trilogy, " the entire solar system is under siege. The Jupiter Computer is on the rampage, but this time, he's ten times more formidable. His dragon army is ready to complete their task of total interplanetary domination. Moony is still imprisoned on Earth by Commander Donaldson and in dire need of an impossible rescue. The Moon Computer and her clan are determined to thwart the Jupiter Computer...

GALACTIC WAR! BOOK 2 - The further adventures of Moony, Philip, Adam, Harry and the Moon Computer continue, as they find themselves in the unconditional position of having to defend the world. The second installment of "The Man in the Moon Trilogy, " begins 'EXACTLY' where the first novel left off. After three years of being held inside of the moon, Astronaut Colonel Philip Brewstow returns to Earth for only three days, before he must return t...

Don't worry... he's up there! Since time immemorial, humans have looked upward toward the shimmering light of the moon and wondered about the fantastical happenings that were, perhaps, taking place on its craggy surface-a timeless, dreamlike desire personified in the mythic figure of the "Man in the Moon." Even in the decades since humanity has chartered, via man and machine, its once-unknown terrain, the moon still radiates an enduring, allur...

Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.A properly implemented and managed RCM program can save millions in unscheduled maintenance and breakdowns. However, many have found the process daunting. Written by an expert with over 30 years of experience, this book introduces innovative approaches to sim...

Each title features: - A selection of the best criticism on the play through the centuries- Introductory essays on the development of criticism on the play in each century- A brief biography of Shakespeare- A plot synopsis, list of characters, and analysis of several key passages- An introduction by Harold Bloom.