Cover of Outward by Alan Huckerby

The Scientist

Outward

by Alan Huckerby

  • The Scientist
  • Published 2012
  • 436 pages

Mark Tysdale, Mary his wife, and granddaughter Mary Anne leave the rest of their family and head off into deep space. They now get to see their Universe in a different way as they move across time and space. During their journey, they cross the very threshold of time itself and become intertwined with the past, present, and future.

In one explosive moment, they enter another Universe and see wonders unimaginable in their own Universe. While there, they solve mysteries and help save that universe from total collapse. This takes all three of them working together and using all the ingenuity they can muster to survive.

At the same time, while they still retain their humility and humanity, they expand the human role into the vastness of space before returning back from whence they came. Above all, their journey gives us the ability to see ourselves as we wish to be seen. It is only our belief in humanity’s ability to achieve great things can we achieve anything.

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