The Long, Dark Night (Bedouin's Travels, #2)

by Ben Winston

Overview

After waking up from the long sleep, Ben discovers he is now the leader of survivors of Earth. However, the records tell him that some humans managed to escape. What happened to them? What was going on up on the surface of the planet they knew as Earth? How will humanity survive deep underground if the surface is occupied by enemies?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940155726050
Publisher:	Blue Space Publications, LLC.
Publication date:	10/28/2015
Series:	Bedouin's Travels , #2
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	186 KB

About the Author

Ben Winston (1965 - ?) was born in Iowa and grew up in Minnesota on the family dairy farm. Upon reaching adulthood, he joined the United States Army as a communications technician. Before getting out of the military, he decided to go to school for computer electronics.

Shortly after getting out of the military, and after getting a new job with an over-seas company, he was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease. A month after beginning the new job, he was laid off due to budget over-runs on the project he was hired for. Upon returning to the United States, he had difficulty maintaining employment because of the chronic illness.

He began writing as a form of stress release, from being home bound and not being able to work, and found he liked writing erotica. Ben wrote a trilogy called the Talosian Chronicles (Currently in rewrite to remove the graphic sex and finalized his vision of the story). The first book, Star Dancer, won awards and was nominated for many others by the online communities where it was posted.

Ben Winston returned to school for literature, after completion, he began writing professionally. Being an avid fan of science fiction he focused on this genre. He was, and still is, influenced and inspired by Gene Roddenberry, Anne McCaffery, David Weber, Isaac Asimov, and Ray Bradbury. Some of his favorite movies and TV shows are; Battlestar Galactica (both versions), Andromeda, Star Trek, Firefly, Star Wars, and many of the B-rated movies that were actually box-office bombs.