Stargazer

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The author’s fascination with robotics takes us on a journey to a strange planet called Sonar. A planet filled with human like creatures and rituals performed by its inhabitants. Little did anyone expect to find that Abigail’s journey would eventually open the door to earth’s past and its relationship with a race of beings called the Saylon. Following the unsuccessful invasion of Sonar by the Earth Alliance in the year 2081, it would take almost one hundred years to pass before both sides would embrace each other in brotherhood. Unfortunately, not everyone on earth was eager to greet the Stargazer colonies as their equal. People that still felt that human form androids were the servants of the devil. In the end, the signing of the treaty between the two worlds would forever change the meaning of the word humanity.

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Published in 2001 and spanning an immersive 574 pages, Bob Hush's novel Stargazer invites readers into a richly imagined fictional universe driven by the author's deep fascination with robotics and speculative futures. The narrative centers around a journey to a strange and distant planet known as Sonar. This alien world is populated by human-like creatures who engage in complex, mysterious rituals performed by its inhabitants. At the heart of this exploration is Abigail, whose expedition to Sonar uncovers much more than anticipated, eventually opening the door to Earth's forgotten past and its historical relationship with a mysterious race of beings called the Saylon. The story's historical backdrop is shaped by the unsuccessful invasion of Sonar by the Earth Alliance in the year 2081. Following this conflict, it would take almost one hundred years of tension and separation to pass before both sides would finally embrace each other in a spirit of brotherhood. However, achieving peace is far from simple. Not everyone on Earth is eager to greet the Stargazer colonies as their equal, with many traditionalist factions still viewing human-form androids as servants of the devil and a threat to humanity. These deep-seated prejudices create immense social and political friction as the two worlds attempt to bridge the vast ideological divide. Despite fierce opposition and ideological resistance, the narrative culminates in a monumental turning point: the signing of a treaty between the two worlds. This historic agreement is destined to forever change the meaning of existence, bridging the gap between biological humanity and advanced artificial creation, and proving that understanding can ultimately overcome fear and prejudice.

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