MILLENNIAL HOSPITALITY III, The Road Home" by Charles James Hall, is the last installment in the trilogy that is soon to be a new American Classic.

Groundbreaking fiction novel is based on the true experiences of the author who was a weather observer in the USAF in the mid 1960s. The author, a physicist and information technology professional has included in the appendix, The Hall Photon Theory, his previously copyrighted theory describing why it is scientifically possible to travel faster than the speed of light.

MILLENNIAL HOSPITALITY III, The Road Home" by Charles James Hall, is the last installment in the trilogy that is soon to be a new American Classic. The first two books have captured readers attention and The Road Home will not disappointment them.

Groundbreaking fiction novel is based on the true experiences of the author who was a weather observer in the USAF in the mid 1960s. The Millennial Hospitality series is an etiquette book for the 21st Century; suggests how we might interact with extraterrestrials. The series is selling well both here and worldwide.

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Millennial Hospitality III, The Road Home, continues the adventures of Airman Charles Baker as he lives and works among the aliens in the desert southwest. The Road Home eventually takes Charles beyond the time spent with the extraterrestrials into the year following in Binh Thuy, Vietnam. The Road Home is full of suspense and more than a few surprises. The author, a physicist and information technology professional has included in the appendix, The Hall Photon Theory, his previously copyrighted theory describing why it is scientifically possible to travel faster than the speed of light.

Millennial Hospitality III The Road Home, ISBN: 1-4107-3396-3 (Dustjacket), ISBN: 1-4107-3395-5 (Paperback), are both available from Ingram and by order through bookstores worldwide. Books also available through www.amazon.com.
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