Rogue Wave is a fascinating story about what happens to 36 people wintering over at the Amundsen/Scot South Pole Station on July 31st 2020, when an immense, solar system size rogue gravitational wave strikes Earth. The wave is so huge it rips apart space/time and a spinning vortex, spawned from it, transports the Station and its crew to 62 million years BCE. The story line follows what happens when mankind gets a 62-million-year evolutionary bump and the paradoxes it creates. Their first concern is survival in the early Palaeocene Epoc and second...the population of earth with the human species. The author elected to tell this story totally in dialog form. It requires the reader to have a vivid imagination to fill in the characters, the scene and the action taking place. It's as if the reader is in a darken room, eavesdropping in on conversations in the room next door. The only clues to what's going on are by what the characters say, the sounds they make and the readers own imagination. In another break from tradition, the author presents three alternative endings to allow the reader to choose the ending they like best.