THE GOOD EARTH #1

THE GOOD EARTH

Saga #1 of the Planetary Roundtable

Earth has survived the impossible. Now humanity has to learn how to live again.

The world that once depended upon governments, corporations, money, highways, and endless supply chains is gone. But the Earth remains, traveling through space beneath the protection of the mysterious field known as the Glove.

And on this strange new Earth, Samuel and Rebecca Yoder and a growing community of survivors begin something remarkable.

Not another government.

Not another empire.

A home.

They build with what they can salvage and what they can make with their own hands. A brickworks rises. Trees become lumber at the sawmill. Cows fill the dairy barn. Wheat becomes flour. Glass becomes windows and jars. Cabins appear across the valley. Rebecca's kitchen becomes the beating heart of a community where everyone has work to do and everyone has a place at the table.

There is no money.

There are no wages.

There is simply the understanding that when something needs doing, somebody does it.

But beyond their busy little valley, something else is happening.

Earth is being watched.

Visitors from beyond the planet have begun paying attention to this stubborn little civilization rebuilding itself among tomato fields, horses, sawmills, milk barns, and the spectacular rings of Saturn.

Humanity may have lost its old world.

What it is building next may be far more interesting.

THE GOOD EARTH: SAGA #1 OF THE PLANETARY ROUNDTABLE begins a new three-book adventure in Robert Pummer's Earth Mover Universe, following ordinary people as they discover that rebuilding civilization doesn't begin with power.

It begins with food, shelter, useful work, and neighbors willing to help one another.

And eventually, the rest of the universe is going to come knocking.