Author: Jennifer M. Eaton
Pub. Date: March 1, 2016
Publisher: Month9Books
Pages: 300
Formats: Paperback, eBook
After inadvertently saving the world, eighteen-year-old Jessica Martinez is ready to put adventure behind her and settle back into the familiar routine of high school.
Though when she’s offered an opportunity to photograph the inside of an alien space ship, Jess jumps at the chance. After all, she’d be crazy to turn something like that down, right?
Spending time with David on the ship has definite advantages and the two seem to pick up right where they left off. But when Jess discovers a plot to sabotage David’s efforts to establish a new home for his people on another planet, neither David’s advanced tech nor Jess’s smarts will be able to save them.
ASHES IN THE SKY is an action-packed, romantic Sci Fi adventure that will leave readers screaming for more.
Now on to the post! I asked Jennifer...If you had to evacuate Earth what would you bring with you and why?
Hey guys!
Today we are going to have a crash course on what
to bring with you if you have to evacuate Earth.
No, no, no, there are no aliens on their way to
attack. At least not at the moment (that I’m aware of) but it certainly doesn’t
hurt to be prepared, right?
So, here are the top
ten things that you might want to bring with you if you are evacuating the
planet.
1. A lifetime supply of chocolate, and buy the good
stuff. No skimping. If you meet an alien, chocolate may be the only way to
convince them that humanity is worth saving.
2. Bottled water, because, hey, you need it to
survive, and from what I hear, there isn’t all that much water floating out in
space. And it’s good to have water to wash down the chocolate.
3. Paper books and a loaded Kindle. There is not
much to do our in space, especially in a crowded spaceship. No one else is
going to think of bringing books, and if you don’t like a book you’ve already read,
you’ll probably be able to scalp them in exchange for water. And don’t just
bring an eReader, because you can’t depend on electricity rations. Paper
doesn’t need power.
4. A feather pillow, because you will most likely
be sleeping on the floor with a bunch of other refugees. I don’t know about
you, but my head likes to be warm and comfy.
5. Chocolate. I know I mentioned this already, but
bring more. You’ll want it. Trust me.
6. Paper and pens/pencils. Because your laptop
might die and you won’t be able to get another one. Paper doesn’t rely on
electricity or technology. And if tech still works, drawing is a fun hobby to
help pass by the hours of endless space travel.
7. A few changes of underwear. Because you may
never get another pair. Yes, gross, but true.
8. Feminine products, because I bet you whomever
stocked the spaceship was probably a man and never ever thought of it. Go buy
an extra hundred boxes now. You’ll thank me. (Even if you are a guy… because
you’ll make friends REALLY quick once word gets out. Had trouble meeting women
on Earth? This evacuation could be the best thing that ever happened to you!)
9. Chocolate. Even if you already have a stash, get
more.
10. The latest textbooks on non-verbal
communication, because if we do meet extra-terrestrial life forms, they’re not
going to speak your language. And don’t try waving to say “Hi”. For all you
know, you might be giving them the finger.
Get a book on how to communicate without words. It might save your life.
And if that doesn’t help, see number one, and five, and nine. Get it? Got it?
Good.
Happy space travel!
Jennifer
M. Eaton hails from the eastern shore of the North American Continent on planet
Earth. Yes, regrettably, she is human, but please don’t hold that against her.
While not traipsing through the galaxy looking for specimens for her space moth
collection, she lives with her wonderfully supportive husband and three
energetic offspring. (And a poodle who runs the spaceport when she’s not around.)
During
infrequent excursions to her home planet of Earth, Jennifer enjoys long hikes
in the woods, bicycling, swimming, snorkeling, and snuggling up by the fire
with a great book; but great adventures are always a short shuttle ride away.
Who
knows where we’ll end up next?
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