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Book details
  • Genre:FICTION
  • SubGenre:Science Fiction / Hard Science Fiction
  • Language:English
  • Pages:380
  • eBook ISBN:9781667850825
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667850818

K.R.E.W.

by Stephen Bennett

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Overview
This story is based on an idea sold. This most unique corporation obtains the idea then makes the decision to move forward with their first major contact. Production time is crucial. The right people for the job is imperative. What will be the cost - the reward? Two questions remain - who done it? and what it done?
Description
This story is based on an idea sold. The most unique corporation obtains the ideas then makes the decision to move forward. The story follows a group of highly skilled, unique individuals who come together under the leadership of Zack Mulholland to create a toxic waste disposal system to help save the future water supply of Planet Earth. Production time is crucial. What will be the cost, the rewards and the setbacks be for K.R.E.W.
About the author
Greetings, a little bit about me. Born and raised in Illinois. My schooling was public school then a trade school. My working career began at twelve years old, which continued to age sixty-five. About the only interruption in my time working was four years in the Air Force. I have had a variety of jobs mainly in welding and fabrication. At the end of my days working I managed a warehouse as well as being their mechanic. My home has always been in towns along the Mississippi River of north west Illinois. My writing started near thirty years ago. When I was between jobs. After attending a writers meeting I put my writing away. I didn't fit in. My dad and mom moved to Arizona. I would vacation there in the winter. Dad past away so I would travel to their home to help mom. It was on their patio I started writing again, mainly short stories. Finding a local writers group at home worked out for the best. With some help and encouragement I finished this book and have started on others. Thank you. Stephen P. Bennett