Ancient Earth

2048. The first interstellar spacecraft built by humans leaves our planet to explore a distant solar system. No sooner has it arrived than disaster strikes. Only a small shuttle damaged by the explosion can make the return journey to Earth. It succeeds, but the survivors find themselves in an unknown region and, more importantly, around 35,000 years before their departure from space.

What will they do in this world populated by wild animals and cavemen? Should they hope for rescue or resign themselves to their fate? They choose to adapt to this new situation, even if it means learning many new skills such as making fire, finding food, building shelter, making clothes, arming themselves, and fighting against a hostile natural environment and potentially dangerous indigenous people.

What will become of the survivors? How will they manage to rebuild their lives after this trauma?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

<b>Gérald Garon</b> is a Quebec author and passionate historian. He was a college teacher and then an administrator. He is also a great lover of hunting, fishing, and outdoor life.

In this first novel, he combines his education and passions to offer readers this prehistoric science fiction story.