Green Comet

Fran’s telescope finds a planet with wings, and their companion ball, Pharos, has drifted off its beam.

This reading is chapter twenty-four of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. Buzzard and Archie take up the challenge of getting Pharos back on course. They’re not sure it will be possible.

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This is a short chapter. Elgin and Fran in hibernation figure out the mitochondria problem.

This reading is chapter twenty-three of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. What is between the DNA and the organs of the body? If there’s nothing wrong with the DNA, then where is the problem? Now, if he can just remember when they go up.

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They’ve passed the mid-flight flip on their way to explore the solar system they saved from the Visitor.

This reading is chapter twenty-two of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. Accompanied by their companion ball, Elgin, Fran and their friends are contemplating the immensity of space and time. Buzzard is working on Elgin’s idea of their mitochondria functioning as a power supply. Their companion ball has renamed itself “Pharos,” after the lighthouse.

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