Way Station

A device used to transport individuals across the galaxy. (Read the full article)

"I enjoyed this book and what is interesting is the mention of the "form fitting" force field that surronded the house prohibiting unauthorized entry.Also,the fact that Ulysses was fond of coffee."
(Beaux 12/1/2004 5:57:11 PM )
"Way Station was a great book. Engrossing and intresting. Also, don't forget that Enoch didn't age while he was inside the house."
(Jojo 12/18/2004 3:38:18 AM )

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