Tellusian Seed is the Mythpunk sequel to Hephzibah of Heaven. It is a novel about three Utera of the thousand that departed Tellus Mater on that special spring morning on their ourney to vastly different worlds among the stars at the close of Hephzibah. It is the story of Utera Davidos or Xuxa and the Gabrielican Sisters of Atonement who journeyed to the icy moon Lesta and were embraced with benevolence. It is the story of Utera Kutuzov or Misha and the Daughters of Tellus Mater who journeyed within her to the swamp planet Alterna and were confronted with ambivalence. And it is the story of Utera Lysanderos or Deesha and her precious cargo of missionaries who journeyed to the oil-rich desert planet Rancor and encountered malevolence. Moreover, it is the story about the Daughters left behind on Mother Earth. It is a story about the birth of an Angel, about the miraculous creation of the first god outside of Heaven, and about God Almighty finally forgiving us all. Tellusian Seed by Canadian speculative fiction novelist Mark A. Carter is once again a page turner and a tear jerker. It takes the reader on an emotional journey from far in the future of the human race to the end of space, time, and the known universe; and ultimately to the merciful dissolution of the Chorus, God, and Paradise itself into the cobalt blue, Celestial Sea from which all things come and eventually go. And then ... - Mary Chanton Krater