Safespace

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Summary: Safespace Original Concepts
Review: "Safespace" is a story of the true history of Earth and its people. It tells, in a tale of suspenseful intrigue, who we are, why we are here and from whence we came. It is a story of cruel and wrongful usurpation of power, by the Intergalactic Federation, from millions of inhabited worlds and of the removal and imprisonment of their leaders, for all time, on the 'special' prison planet known as Earth.

The Federation takes control of a planet by removing all of its rightful leaders, blocking their memories and putting them all on one planet, where they will quarrel and war with each other and never be a threat to the Federation.

When the earthbound prisoners evolve technically to the point of space travel, the planet is tilted on its axis and they are plunged back into a 'Dark Ages' nightmare world, from which it will take thousands of years to evolve again to space flight capability. This was the fate of Lemuria, Atlantis, Sumeria and others.

The imprisoned population of Earth has once again attained space flight capability. A Federation team, with a highly advanced starship, has been sent to once again tilt the planet and regress the population to primitive technology and barbarity.

Regon Varce, the team leader, is faced with the awsome choice of following Federation orders or following his conscience, to free the imprisoned people of Earth, restore their memories and help them dismantle the cruel and tyrannical Intergalactic Federation.

On his decision rests the fate of Earth's billions and of their DELIVERANCE, at last, from millenia of Federation suppression. The author has written a suspenseful and intrigueing outline of Earth's history, with forceful and believable characters.

The story carries with it an aura of truth that impinges strongly upon the consciousness of the reader and delivers a message of HOPE to the now enslaved people of planet Earth.

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Summary: A star-spanning sci-fi tale of intrigue
Review: Deftly written by Robert D. Miles (a television and motion picture writer of thirty years' experience), Safe Space is an upbeat science fiction adventure concerning the ruthless designs of an Intergalactic Federation that periodically decimates Earth's population and advancing cultures, leaving behind scattered survivors. A star-spanning sci-fi tale of intrigue, hidden motives, and ultimate destiny, Safe Space is very highly recommended reading for fans of the genre.

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Summary: Simply Amazing!
Review: Robert's descriptions really put you there, in the ship (both on land and in the air). You can relate to each of the characters and almost smell the ocean as you read. It was captivating. It was sad to have to put it down and go to work! I am hoping for the sequel or his next adventure to come out very soon! Great Job!

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Summary: Simply Amazing!
Review: Robert's descriptions really put you there, in the ship (both on land and in the air). You can relate to each of the characters and almost smell the ocean as you read. It was captivating. It was sad to have to put it down and go to work! I am hoping for the sequel or his next adventure to come out very soon! Great Job!

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Summary: Enlightened Reality Written As Science Fiction
Review: The Safespace story tells of things that have been deliberately kept hidden from today's average human being.
It tells of the long long ago, far far away beginnings of the Intergalactic Federation and its usurpation of total control over millions of inhabited worlds by the simple act of removing their leaders and incarcerating those leaders on a prison planet known as 'Earth'.
There, these deposed leaders spend multiple lifetimes quarreling and warring amongst themselves and never become aware of their true identities or origin because of mind blocks which have been put in their brains by the Intergalactic Federation.
Periodically, after thousands of years, Earth's imprisoned population technically advances to the point of being able to begin voyaging into space. At that time, the Federation sends a police team to upset the planet's equilibrium, killing off most of the population and regressing the survivors into a primitive condition of savagery and ignorance. Lemuria, Atlantis, Sumeria are examples of this.
Earth's imprisoned population, all rightful leaders of the controlled worlds of the Federation, have once more arrived at the point of becoming a space-faring society.
A new controller, with an immensely powerful starship, has been sent by the Federation to, once again, disrupt and destroy Earth's newly evolved technology and the bulk of the world's people by causing a catastrophic, planetary tilt.
This controller, Regon Varce, is torn between doing his duty as a Federation representative or doing what he feels is right, by defying the Federation's mandate to plunge the people of Earth once again into the primitive savagery of a new 'Dark Ages'.
This suspenseful tale of cosmic intrigue. adventure and enlightenment carries with it a convincing aura of truth and reverberates within one's consciousness as being potentially based on fact.
The author has done more than just tell a fanciful story. He has delivered, in "Safespace", a message of hope and remembrance for the enslaved people of our planet.
Federatiom overseers are in charge of our world. We are once again ready to voyage into space and,from there, to the stars. We are on the brink of DELIVERANCE into our rightful place as galactic citizens and leaders of millions of populated planets.

Are we ready?

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Summary: Safespace Original Concepts
Review: What impressed me about this book was the unique and convincing explanation of human history on this planet. The story develops in modern time but throughout, relates back to explanations of major conflicts and even the presence of Jesus. It does this without being preachy and maintains a positive outlook of our future. It "tickles" our imagination with the possibility that these "fictional" events may be true because it explains the unexplainable in our history.

The book is also full of hope and challenge and is an appeal for action beyond the mere reading of it. I am sure the author hopes for more than selling books and actually asks for the reader's involvement.

Definitely worth the time and money