Margaret Moose

Earth: Annunaki Song of the Beginning Margaret Moose

Publisher Marketing: Book Three of the Annunaki Song of the Beginning. Just when you think you have your life all planned out time traveling super beings step in and screw everything up... Knowing the unalterable path of their own destruction they came to Earth in the distant past to create a failsafe...a means out of their future prison and the key is a tall, green eyed, red head named Rowan Ross. Known in the past as the Annunaki, Rowan's creators are now trapped, unable to move back into the visible universe. Rowan's ability to project herself into the Consciousness will allow her to rescue them from limbo but are they actually the benevolent beings they profess to be or are they are hiding something from her, something very dark? Rowan begins a journey across time and space as she learns who she really is. Discovering herself means letting go of what she thought was true about life, love and most people's perception of reality itself. Space battles, time travel, living space craft, murder, love, betrayal and sex and yes, quite a bit of it alien, are all part of Rowan's journey towards her destiny. While the story is certainly about Rowan's journey it also deals deeply with the concepts of artificial intelligence, collective consciousness, reincarnation, genetic memory, and nanotechnology. Science fiction is often so obsessed with technology that the element of the mind, the spirit, is forgotten. The Eki seeks to join the two in a permanent embrace, for what is our technology but the embodiment of our imagination. Contributor Bio:  Moose, Margaret Margaret F. Moose is a painter, writer and tattoo artist presently living and working in the foothills of the North Carolina mountains. Having spent most of her early career in the visual arts Margaret decided that some of the many stories she had been keeping in her head for the last three decades needed to come out. Writing is a lot like painting she says, "You are making a giant picture using words instead of paint to create the image in the readers mind." Margaret has been a lover of science fiction for as long as she can remember. She says one of her favorite memories as a child was watching Star Trek on her grandmother's little black and white TV because the family was watching something else on the TV in the den. To her Star Trek painted a future where everyone, even women, could accomplish anything and the future was not an apocalyptic nightmare but a place where humanity grows into a force for good in the universe. Her Annunaki Song series is loosely based on the ancient legends of the Annunaki race of aliens who modified humanity genetically in the distant past and the human girl who is the culmination of that experiment but it goes so much deeper than that into the future of the human spirit. Science fiction is often so obsessed with technology that the element of the mind, the spirit, is forgotten and Margaret seeks to join the two in a permanent embrace for what is our technology but the embodiment of our imagination. Inner space...the final frontier.