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There's Only One Noon Yeah

Where’d You Park Your Spaceship? Series, Book 2

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There's Only One Noon Yeah

By: Rob Bell
Narrated by: Rob Bell
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And then Noon Yeah shows up.

It's late in Book 1 of the WHERE'D YOU PARK YOUR SPACESHIP? series when she appears late at night in Heen Gru-Bares's bedroom, deeply unnerving him with her claim to be a SIGN 7, sent to the planet Firdus to sort out a situation involving him.

Who is this enigmatic and electric woman who appears to be a step ahead at every turn? And where does she come from and how did she become Noon Yeah? And then how did she end up in that bedroom on Firdus?

It's all here in Book 2, in her words.

Because there's only one Noon Yeah.

©2024 Rob Bell (P)2024 Rob Bell First Contact Science Fiction
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If you enjoyed the first instalment, you’d better get ready for another wild ride through the colourful, enigmatic, whimsical and always entertaining universe Rob Bell paints. The author reads it like a friend beside your bed, stumbling over some words, laughing at his own jokes, and welling up at parts you know it probably hurt to write. At certain points it feels like he’s not even got a script in front of him and the words are coming out of his mind still. Bell is an amazing story teller, and his imagination and determination to smack you in the face with joy never fails to amaze. You’ll want to go back and reread (re listen to) the first book, you’ll want the next book even more.

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