
Alien Armageddon
Brean DeLowe
412 pages · ISBN 9780738821382
Synopsis
At the beginning of the new Millennium, the Earth was a world digressed, devoid of all humanity. And it was even foretold in Revelation. But as the prophet John foresaw the final battle Armageddon, it was before the inventions of mankind had gathered extraterrestrial attention. And as the cold eyes from an advanced alien civilization approached the Earth, they would covet a world in the midst of its beauty, bringing a new prophesy of Armageddon. Coming from the constellation Cepheus, the aliens hovered in the Earth skies with a power so great, that they had destroyed whole solar systems just to see the effect. And as they began to restructure the Earth's magnetic field, an army unit pondered around one of their probes of light. From greater eyes, it had been destined to become a war of the worlds. But even from greater eyes, the aliens provoked concern. For the aliens' power was from a ruthless marriage of arrogance and high technology. And though their plan for Earth would be apocalyptic for mankind, to the aliens it would be simple in science; remake the Earth and remove it to Cepheus.