Intragalactic Frontier Crossed!. Novel
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Description
Across the vast expanse of space, a promise of sanctuary awaits. When alien refugees, weary from their desperate flight, discover Proxima Earth – a world brimming with the potential for a new beginning – their hopes soar. This 'ideal new world' represents not just survival, but the chance to rebuild shattered lives and forge a future free from the shadows of their past. Yet, as they prepare to cross its alluring, uncharted frontiers, they soon realize that this promised land holds dangers far exceeding their gravest fears. "Intragalactic Frontier Crossed!" by A.R. Felcita plunges readers int…
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Intragalactic Frontier Crossed!. novel is written by A.R. Felcita.
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Intragalactic Frontier Crossed!. novel currently has 30 chapters.
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Alien refugees discover an ideal new world in Proxima Earth, yet crossing frontiers demands far more than simply finding a suitable home. They must confront the natives who inhabit this world, navigate encounters with invaders, and distinguish between allies and adversaries. As these displaced beings seek to establish themselves, critical questions emerge: Can the earthlings honor their commitments to the refugees? Will the barriers to settlement be overcome? Can those once stateless and homeles