Product Description

Starship Pegasus in Freefall is a Sci-fi story. Matt Hudson had dreamed of going on the first starship. He gets his wish but some wishes come with a high price tag. As the Pegasus leaves our solar system on a thousand year voyage that would seem like ten years to those on board with Matt at the helm he comes to know absolute loneliness. As the only person not in suspended animation Matt is tempted into doing the unthinkable…

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3799077 in Books
• Published on: 2007-10-22
• Released on: 2007-10-22
• Binding: Digital
• 16 pages

About the Author
Woodrow W. Walker was born in Columbus, Georgia in 1942 and raised in a foster home. His foster mother was widowed, when her husband died when he was five years old. He grew up doing the things that all boys do, both good and bad. He lost his foster mother in 1966. He then found himself on his own for the first time. He and a friend left Columbus and headed west in the friend's car to California. They stayed in San Diego for a week before heading up the coast to Monterey where they stayed for six months. He returned to Georgia and moved to Atlanta for the next ten years. He has lived in Paterson, NJ and Philadelphia, PA. In 1989, he once more headed west this time to Long Beach, CA for a year. Then in a life changing move, he went to Las Vegas, NV where he became a convention security guard and in 1998, he met the woman who would become his wife. In 2002 at the age of 60, nearing retirement, he turned to writing. He wrote his first book “Murder at Republic” because he had always loved the B-westerns and movie serials and thought that, a murder in a movie studio, would be a good plot device. He followed up that book with another “Murder at Columbia.” Both books stared private detective Buck Ames, a former movie stuntman and are set in the 1940's. Vampires had always intrigued him, but they had been portrayed as totally evil or as romance figures. In search of a different kind of vampire, he wrote “Legacy of Adrian Blackthorn, Vampire” a complex character if there ever was one. These three books can be ordered from www.amazon.com. Now retired, he is now able to write full time. He and his wife moved to Tucson, AZ in 2005 and they now make their home there. Woodrow W. Walker is a charter member of Wizards of Words. His web site is at http://woodrow-w-walker.tripod.com

Customer Reviews

A great beginning
I really liked the plot it was a short insight into a troubled mind in a truly futuristic setting, I was picturing this guy slowly losing his mind but the arthur added a true twist to the tale that made it a good quick read. Would recommend!