About This Book
The Pabaneboan crew of the last spacecraft of their fleet which facilitated the annihilation of their own people by destroying their own planet, attempts one last time to re-create it using their bible as a guide to how to do such a thing. As a result they wind up watching its regeneration take place without their effort, and later find an entity that claims to be Bohe Oade, their god, is engineering the re-population of Pabanebo exactly as their scriptures, which are very similar to the earthers' Book of Genesis account of the event with the names changed. It follows the story of Genesis while chronicling the life and times of Commander Siah, the ship's commander and his twelve counterparts, including his many romantic entanglements. As Siah interacts with the people, for example Acaad and Woacaad, the planet's first couple and winds up offering Woacaad, the female, the infamous forbidden fruit, in this case a blue pear, it is clear what role he begins to find himself in. But is Siah the enemy, or comparable counterpart of the old Serpent in the Garden of Eden? Follow them and their relationships as the stories progress with the Remnant's involvement growing to a natural conclusion, as the story which really has two layers ends in a climactic finale. Another interesting facet is the amazing invented language, Pabaneboan, that is actually derived from a code. If you are imaginative or good at decoding messages you might find a hidden dimension that was not completely expected.
