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A mysterious malfunction, causing the lander to crash on the Moon's surface.
A shadow government organization with tentacles reaching farther than anyone could have predicted.
And a secret so profound it will change the world forever.
Something terrible is coming...

When Ellie Johnson crashed her multi-billion dollar spaceship during its maiden voyage to the surface of the Moon — on international TV, in prime time, with practically the whole world watching — she believed things couldn't have gone any worse.

Already trapped in the worst day of her life, she must fight to stay alive and uncover the mystery of her untimely crash landing. And that is just the beginning.

Not everything on the Moon's surface is what it seems, and great threats lurk in the darkest of places. An ancient threat has been waiting a long time to be unleashed. And the accident may just be what it takes to do it.

If you like profound government secrets, ancient civilization theories and life-changing moments, you'll love Book 1 and Book 2 of this latest sci-fi adventure from Matt Fatek.

A few years have passed since the devastating Sarassian attack on Earth.
Millions are dead. Earth is rebuilding whatever can be rebuilt, but with little progress. Making ready for the inevitable return of the enemy.

The world has been awakened to the truth: humans are no longer alone in the universe. Technically, they never were, but still. Only a select few people had known the truth for years, and most of us were none the wiser. Now everybody knows that our planet has a target on its back, and it is only a matter of time until someone takes the shot.

The world also became aware of yet another thing: the universe itself is both incredibly beautiful and excruciatingly dangerous—and simply harsh. And it doesn't really care if a whole species of living beings continues on living or simply dies out.
And the Sarassians, however bad for business as usual they might be, are not necessarily the worst that can happen.
It turns out that if you keep looking in the dark, sooner or later, you will always find something more deplorable than your previously worst enemy.

The first human interstellar flight.
A terrorist organization working against all sanity.
And a terrifying discovery to be made just outside the Solar system.

Humanity is working tirelessly at getting ready to travel to the stars and spread its eggs around several cosmic baskets.

Julius Cousteau, a long-thought-dead former captain of a failed mission to the Moon from the 2030s, is now working together with a shadow-government agency to introduce mysterious alien technology, that he has been working on with his ancient alien brokers, to the public. Meanwhile, trying not to ruin Earth's economy and without spreading fear and horror at the fact that people are no longer alone in the universe. Because people still think they're the pinnacle of civilization. Boy, are they going to be surprised when the aliens come knocking at their door!

Little does he know that his estranged granddaughter, Marie, who has no clue that he is even still alive, becomes tied up with some shady characters, who not only wish to do really terrible things to her, but also — in the course of their terrorist activities — to humanity's chance at winning an intergalactic war. A war that is inevitably coming and closer than one would ever think. Do terrorists know that they are essentially helping the wrong side in this war?

Will humanity's first contact with alien antagonists be its last? Can humanity survive its galactic infancy and thrive, or will it wither and die where all others had perished?