Waiting in the Sky

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Waiting in the Sky

By: Keith A Pearson

Narrated by: Sam Legg

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It's hard to fit in where you don't belong...particularly if you belong on a planet 2,500,000 light-years away.

Despite living on Earth for almost 30 years, Simon Armstrong knows he is not of our world.

Still, with his interplanetary mission almost over, he’ll soon be saying goodbye to a life he’s struggled to navigate and the humans he doesn’t much like. The only creature he’ll likely miss will be Merle, the antisocial cat he shares his home with.

Simon does, however, have a minor problem—he has no idea how They will orchestrate his extraction from our planet. With the threads of his earthly existence unraveling by the day, all he can do is wait patiently for a sign.

Then, with time running out, he stumbles upon a significant clue to his departure. What Simon doesn’t know is that clue could uncover a truth more arcane than any alien world.

Keith A PearsonSam LeggInchgate Publishing

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Fiction

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Critic reviews

“With hints of Gail Honeyman’s Eleanor Oliphant and Matt Haig’s The Humans, Pearson’s latest gem is every bit as compelling as both. A fantastic story, superbly told.” (Gillian Andrews)

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I feel that Keith A Pearson is a natural storyteller. He really seems to understand every detail of his characters and make you feel part of the story. I don't know if he relates his own experiences to his stories or he uses his imagination but I love his books and often feel that he touches a nerve. Thank you for such an amazing book. I look forward the the next one.