May Day (The Erelong Trilogy, Book II).
Hard science fiction and techno-thriller for mature readers.
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May Day(The Erelong Trilogy, Book II)~ Hard science fiction and techno-thriller for mature readers
Storm has discovered a shocking secret hidden in plain sight. One the world can never be told about... The tiny sister star to the Sun is their ultimate weapon, but only if its arrival remains a secret. Storm Elliot and corporal Sean Cameron are on a mission to warn Sydney that an unthinkable natural disaster is about to strike. A sudden geographic pole shift is imminent. To survive the tsunamis, people must travel inland, but the two men find the city a fortress under the control of brutal government forces. A nuclear submarine crosses the Pacific with a very special cargo. A bizarre experiment is about to target the rebellion. Storm and his companions have their work cut out for them... Ancient forces far stronger than governments are at play in what is a multilayered, deadly game. As the Dark Star wreaks havoc on the solar system, hidden players position to call checkmate on planet Earth... ReviewsAnother really good story by Gerard O'Neill that left me on the edge of my seat. I was invested in the characters and I was scared! I won't give any spoilers, but in one point of the book there's a very sudden plot change. At first I was confused, but the author cleverly brought me to an understanding of what was going on. This book has some serious suspense... - VeggieLover
Very good series. Reads at an even pace. Characters are fully formed and interesting—they draw you to them. Storm is the kind of guy you’re going to like almost immediately and never change your opinion. - JBaldwin
Good read! Suspenseful and well written I would most certainly look for more from this author! - Meaghan
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