Panterra – The Machinist by Gary L. Ward
Arlington Moore, First Machinist Mate of the RTS Selkirk, is shipwrecked in a foreign land. Separated from his crewmates, it’s taken him nearly four years to physically adapt. He’s happy with his isolation and has found a new home in a fishing village, a purpose to his life, and the love of a family he’s…
Arlington Moore, First Machinist Mate of the RTS Selkirk, is shipwrecked in a foreign land. Separated from his crewmates, it’s taken him nearly four years to physically adapt. He’s happy with his isolation and has found a new home in a fishing village, a purpose to his life, and the love of a family he’s never known. When the matriarch of the village orders him to seek out his crewmates, he reluctantly obeys, if only to find the woman he still loves. But then Dr. Barcelona Cortes finds him. She brings with her a three-year-old child and is pursued by imperial guards from a nearby kingdom, intent on returning her to her prison.
“Unraveling the path of Machinist’s life in a strange new home.”
Five Star Review on Amazon By Eishinas
Machinist Arlington Moore is all set to move further with his destiny and settle in a foreign land after struggling and adapting with new habitats and inhabitants in a fishing village after separation with his crew members due to the wrecking of his ship. When Arlington’s love Barcy finds him, he has more unseen hurdles to unravel.
‘Panterra- The Machinist’ has much more to the surprise of readers as author Gary L. Ward crafts his characters artistically with a colorful description of the life and living around them giving a well imagined visualistic glimpse into this different read with an entertaining story line. Unique style of narration plays an important role in keeping the story fresh and fluid and a page turner till the very end by bringing up well thought diction.
It is impossible to write about this novel without giving in too much of the story which would be a spoiler. ‘Panterra- The Machinist’ is definitely a book of its kind and deserves to be read and appreciated. Highly recommended.
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Dictators ride to and fro upon tigers which they dare not dismount. And the tigers are getting hungry. – Winston Churchill.