
Copyright 1995.
The colonists making their way to New Pacifica come on what looks like an impassable barrier. A huge canyon that is miles deep and wide that stretches for thousands of miles. They have to figure out a way to cross it. True and Uly discover a Koba pathway to the bottom that most of the colonists go down to explore. Alonzo, Yale and the kids are left behind and attacked by Grendlers looking to steal the vehicles. They use a desperate plan to parachute the vehicles into the valley.
With the vehicles united with the colonists they soon discover that the valley offers them a comfortable existence. Soon they discover a Terrian tribe that uses wings to fly. This tribe befriends them and shows that there is a Fountain of Youth they use to stay young. Martin Morgan has dreams of using it for wealth. The tribe though has an enemy Terrian tribe, and the colonists continue to look for and find a way out of the valley.
This third book in the TV series is another enjoyable read. John Vornholt has written some really good Babylon 5 books, so he has experience in writing for TV series. It is a little goofy with the parachuting of vehicles into the canyon. Everyone seemed in character from the TV series, and this would have made an enjoyable episode.
The series was short lived, so it only got these three books. Reading these books has given me a new appreciation of the series and it is unfortunate that it didn’t get the chance to grow. If you love the series, you will enjoy the books. I also recommend checking out the series.

