Inspector of the Cross

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Turtan, humanity's greatest hero, tries to save the Cross from the Cen, seemingly invincible aliens who invaded their galaxy five thousand years before.  Though Turtan would scoff at the notion, he is in many ways a Christian hero and a savior, for he has almost singlehandedly kept the Cross in the war and saved them from annihilation.  He is also four thousand years old, for he travels on freeze ships in suspended animation to distant worlds on his missions, seeking weapons that might turn the tide against their cruel and heartless enemy.  In the process he has had many loves and left many women.

Now, finally, he has found a weapon, a device that might enable the Cross to win and end the interminable war at last.  Will it work, or will it only result in another failure and more frustration?  If anyone can succeed, it's Turtan, The Inspector of the Cross.


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About the author

John B. Rosenman

John, a retired English professor, has published 300 stories in Writers on the Wrong Side of the Road, Weird Tales, Whitley Strieber's Aliens, Galaxy, The Age of Wonders, etc. He’s also published twenty books, including SF novels such as Beyond Those Distant Stars and Speaker of the Shakk (Mundania Press), and Alien Dreams and A Senseless Act of Beauty (Crossroad Press).

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