Two hundred years of tender love between man and alien, political downfalls, wanton violence of unspeakable order tempered with laughter, family loyalty and hope is the thrilling vehicle by which Ms. If you are a sensitive reader, this is NOT for you.*** Contains violence.*** Warning*** This series honestly reflects the brutality of our world. Winner of Book Junkie's Choice Awards 2013 for Best SciFi Winner of Book Junkie's Choice Awards 2013 for Best New Series Fiction Warning: Alien Species Intervention #6609 contains violence that a sensitive reader may find confronting.Winner of Awesome Trilogy/Series of The Year 2013
Thriller, horror, science fiction and fantasy all in one, the series is a gripping psychological exploration of how the inherent greed and evil of man is dooming planet Earth and its inhabitants. It encompasses tender love between divergent species, political downfalls and acts of unspeakable violence. Will the softer of the species spell success for what is left of the human race? Or are the mistakes of the past doomed to be repeated? Alien Species Intervention #6609, is an alien apocalyptic saga spanning 200 years from the Prohibition to the distant future. As a new civilization develops above ground, the new natural order thrusts women into positions of power. Every human w realizes their sole purpose is to support the animals and must fight to eke out a role in the new ecosystem that has put them at the bottom of the food chain. The survivors discover they have t aged a day since the bombs dropped, but any new relationship that is forged stagnates when the chance to bear children is denied them. Alongside the original wildlife and generations of their offspring, new plants and forms of wildlife from different worlds populate the planet as chosen by the Womb. The Earth is ready for habitation but it is a far different Earth from the one last seen so long ago.
In The One, the sixth book in the Alien Species Intervention #6609 series, almost a hundred years have passed since Armageddon.
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