The Galactic Center by Thomas C. Stone is the conclusion to The Xylanthian Chronicles, picking up where Return to Xylanthia left off. It is a story of faith, destruction, and oddly enough, reconciliation. The primary characters from the other two books are included along with a whole new cast of villains and helpers.

The Galactic Center is about space travel, the structure of the universe, and the desire of our lead, Mackenzie Maguire, to make things right again in a universe that has been caught in a time loop for the past million+ years.

Does the universe end in a bang or with a whimper? Read The Galactic Center to find out. The Galactic Center is intended to be read by a general audience; PG-13 for drug use, mild sexual references, and violence.

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Indie Author Thomas C. Stone developed a fascination for science fiction early in life, reading most of the modern-day masters by fourteen years of age. As a student, Stone studied writing, classical literature, philosophy, linguistics, and computer science, obtaining degrees in linguistics, literature, education, and computer science. To support his writing, Stone has worked as a school teacher, technical writer, systems analyst, martial arts instructor, and various other odd jobs. Today, Stone writes both mainstream fiction and science fiction. Additionally, Stone has completed twenty novels and, by his own admission, is more interested in the depiction of characters under stressful and extraordinary settings. Stone's take on the world can be observed at his personal website and blog, http://www.thomascstone.com.