Synthetic DNA (Platoon F Book 5)

Synthetic DNA (Platoon F Book 5)

Who says androids don't have egos?
Not intended for children. Contains adult themes/situations/language and is positively not politically correct!
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After a close call in the year 2440 at the planet called "Earth," the crew of The SSMC Reluctant makes a quick escape back to their home of Segnal. However, Geezer didn't have time to set the clock on the GONE Drive to return them back to their own era, and things have changed greatly in the Segnal System over the past 500 years.

The system is ruled by Synthetic Lifeforms now, and they find humans and standard robots an affront to their intellectual capacity. From their perspective, only Synthetic Lifeforms should be allowed to live.

But there is an exception. The crew of Platoon F originally contained the 12 models of androids used to build the new society, and since it was Captain Don Harr and Rear Admiral Parfait who fought to keep the androids and Platoon F together in the first place, they are considered heroes and founding fathers of New Segnal.

And where to keep heroes from the distant past? Why, a museum, of course!

Now the crew must find a way out, get back to their own era, and set everything right so that the future they've just witnessed doesn't actually happen!

Platoon F gets its influence as a hodgepodge from Monty Python, National Lampoon, Family Guy, Red Dwarf, Phule's Company, Robert Asprin, Airplane!, Naked Gun, Douglas Adams, Harry Harrison, and countless other comedic mediums. Readers will find a new, fun, comedic SciFi world to play in. Aliens, robots, androids, space marines, time travel, galactic mayhem, and more fill the universe of Platoon F.

Country	USA
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	6
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Crimson Myth Press
Manufacturer	Crimson Myth Press
NumberOfPages	137
PublicationDate	2014-08-07
Publisher	Crimson Myth Press
ReleaseDate	2014-08-07
Studio	Crimson Myth Press

Synthetic DNA (Platoon F Book 5)

Who says androids don't have egos?

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