Temple of the Double Sun - Roberts, Glenn Lazar
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OUR NEW HOME... Milo Psi-2, a shy ecologist, is one of 200 colonists from Earth on a one-way voyage to a new planet that orbits a double sun. He's assigned seven wives who will help populate the lush and uninhabited landscape, but for the pesky insect life-forms. Paradise is shaken, however, as bizarre births shock the colony and women begin to disappear. As panic and murder sweep the colony, a winged humanoid swoops in and steals a corpse. A desperate Milo escapes the chaos to investigate the cause of their calamity, but he's captured by a band of feral boys and taken to a stone temple where…mehr

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OUR NEW HOME... Milo Psi-2, a shy ecologist, is one of 200 colonists from Earth on a one-way voyage to a new planet that orbits a double sun. He's assigned seven wives who will help populate the lush and uninhabited landscape, but for the pesky insect life-forms. Paradise is shaken, however, as bizarre births shock the colony and women begin to disappear. As panic and murder sweep the colony, a winged humanoid swoops in and steals a corpse. A desperate Milo escapes the chaos to investigate the cause of their calamity, but he's captured by a band of feral boys and taken to a stone temple where the consequence of their colonization comes to horrific light. "Temple of the Double Sun" is the prequel to two published sci-fi novels: "Maalstrom," and "The Selk King."
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Glenn Lazar Roberts is an international attorney and writer of sci-fi, horror, satire, and adventure fantasy novels. Glenn has taught college, professionally translated Arabic and Russian, and credits an eclectic group of famous writers for inspiring him to write, including Jack Vance, Robert E. Howard, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Mervyn Peake, H.P. Lovecraft, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, and H.G. Wells, among many other Masters of the Art. "I love language. I am perpetually afloat on a sea of script." Roberts has edited the work of other aspiring writers and hosts a writing critique circle. When he's not writing he enjoys swimming. He lives in Houston with his wife and kids.