"Finally the Boys have a series, the Girls love to read!" The young adult sci-fi adventure continues in Book II, Gamadin: Mons. Millawanda has parked Harlowe and his friends on a planet with no life, no breathable atmosphere, and no In-N-Out Burgers at the edge of the solar system's largest extinct volcano. They're broken, hungry, and lost, and have no knowledge or skills as to operating the most powerful weapon in the galaxy. Survival, then, becomes a minute-to-minute existence. As if that were not enough, a military presence conscripts their souls, while back home their families must contend with a hostile government that wants its property back!!

Gamadin, Book II: Mons

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Kirkbride, Tom

Fantasy

Wigton Publishing

This action-packed series continues in Book III, Gamadin: Distant Suns. Homesick and eager to find a date and a few waves, Captain Harlowe Pylott and his new Gamadin crew are minutes from touchdown when their homecoming is interrupted by a distress call that sends them on a perilous journey light-years from home. The empire that crushed Neeja, the planet Harlowe made an oath to save, is now on the verge of seizing the entire galactic quadrant. The only thing that stands in their way is the Gamadin, the love of a woman, and a single ship from the distant past.

Distant Suns (Gamadin)

Finally, the Boys have a series the Girls love to read! In this fourth installment, Harlowe is surfing in the South Pacific with his little brother, Dodger, when Riverstone calls in a panic from the Omini Prime quadrant. All life on the planet Gazz is about to be wiped out by a lethal gamma ray burst in 11 days. According to Wiz, saving the planet with Millawanda's force field is a slam dunk. The plan was going smoothly until hostile forces dropped out of hyperspace, moments before the deadly rays struck. Battling two forces at once, Millie still saves the planet, but at a cost: her power is sucked dry! Unable to maintain orbit, Millawanda plunges into the planet's ocean. Adding to their peril, Riverstone, Lu and Sizzle have vanished and a second gamma ray burst will hit the planet in 37 days! There is a source of thermo-grym to bring back Millie, but Gazz is a 16th century planet of wind-powered ships and slithering beasts called Traas. In a race against time, Harlowe must borrow and commandeer a pirate ship to find the yellow crystals that will power Millawanda back to life before the crew, his girl, the planet and his own life are lost...

Gazz (Gamadin)

Millawanda is dying. In saving the planet Gazz, the powerful Gamadin ship has burned up the last blue crystal she had for power. The ancients called it “aara.” She can get by on thermo-grym, but for how long? According to Leucadia and Wiz’s calculations, Millie must return to her origin, a place or planet named Orixy, or she will not survive. According to the ancient scrolls of Hitt, Orixy is located somewhere at the heart of the galaxy. . . the Galactic Core. A quest fraught with peril, running on only a fraction of their normal power, the Crew is dogged by ruthless killers known as “Mysterians,” as they embark on a one-way, 35,000 light-year torturous path across the galaxy that no one has traveled for over 17,000 years! Who knows what they will find. . .

Book V, Gamadin: CORE (Gamadin Book Series)

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

After their harrowing journey to the galactic core, the Gamadin are returning to Earth. Millawanda is fixed. She¿s even more beautiful, powerful, and cooler than when she was first commissioned 17,000 years ago! Wiz has taken Cheesa and Maa Dev back to Nod. Simon has a new Julian Starr sci-fi script, and Riverstone has a part in it. All Harlowe wants to do is surf, that is, if Lu will let him. But when they drop out of hyperspace, Saturn is out of position, and the Earth is eleven years out of whack. President Delmonte has been impeached, replaced by President for Life, Nootzy Shame, Tinker and Dodger are missing, cash is no longer accepted, economic chaos is everywhere, the world is on the brink of thermonuclear war, and The Church believes the saucer is a Wild Strain of beings who have come to destroy the human race!And they haven¿t even landed yet!

Book VI, Gamadin: The Wild Strain

Science Fiction