Stephanie P. Walker
All is abuzz in Chilliwack, British Columbia, when the town’s university and its new observatory record an unbelievable event in the night sky that will blow the public’s mind and change the way young people feel about their place on Earth. Then came the stories and old Native legends of space people who helped early humans advance spiritually and technologically in harmony with nature and the planet, but when human will and determination arise united to accomplish the impossible, truth becomes stranger than fiction, and propaganda becomes a conspiracy. Like every human endeavour, our hopes and dreams are dashed from time to time, only to be replaced by a stronger, more passionate burning fire, and then plans are made and people get committed. Anything we’re told cannot be done gets accomplished. Join Kate Braxton, an average university student, and her Native American friend, along with a quarter of the school’s science and aerospace students, build the impossible with the determination to be the first civilians into space and travel 400 light years to meet with famed humans from the stars to get answers we all ask and wonder deep within our hearts. Valkyrie is a ship of dreams for these brave students turned crew as they find out just how fake our reality is and how real our conspiracy theories truly are.
