Name: Stargate Atlantis: Zero Point
Author: James Swallow

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"Then the energy shockwave hit us, and the Apollo was thrown about as if it were a rowboat in a storm." Zelenka reluctantly finds himself aboard the Starship Apollo as part of Colonel Carter's drive to survey the area of space surrounding Atlantis' new planet. It's a sensible idea, he understands that - but it's also very dull. Dull, that is, until the ship discovers an entirely new life form...

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Reluctant explorers encounter unexpected life and peril in deep space.

“"Then the energy shockwave hit us, and the Apollo was thrown about as if it were a rowboat in a storm."”

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