Resultados Editorial "Michelle Ann Hollstein" en Ciencia ficción

The daunting alien spacecraft continues to hover over Oceanside, California. Cheryl, who’s being held prisoner on the alien ship, learns that the aliens known as the Kindrel have had similar experiences with the prehistoric creatures. Can Cheryl convince them to fight on their side to extinguish the prehistoric creatures ravaging Earth? Or will they continue with their orders to annihilate the human race?

After Cheryl’s abduction, Andre, with the help of their friends, sets out on a journey to save her. He believes the only catch will be finding a way onto the spaceship. But he is wrong, dead wrong. The surviving humans share a common enemy with the aliens. They’re both at war with the prehistoric creatures. Regardless, the aliens are annihilating humans due to possible infection. If the keepers can’t find a way to communicate with the aliens, will this be the end of humanity?

With the arrival of the alien ship, the war began. Per Cheryl, who is a keeper, the aliens’ goal is to stop the creatures from spreading to other worlds by annihilating them. Unfortunately, the only way to do that is to also exterminate humans since many are infected which allows the creatures to live in human form.

Since the appearance of the alien creatures, the world has drastically changed. Electricity still has not been restored, and people are panicking. The creatures that hadn’t fled the area to chase the moon are hiding in the shadows while guarding their offspring. Infected people are growing ill and morphing into something sinister. Losing their humanity, their only instinct is the primal need to feed their insatiable hunger. Follow our survivors as they navigate the second day of this strange and dangerous new world.

Awakened after millions of years of imprisonment, a prehistoric alien threat has been freed, and is now wreaking havoc on the Earth. Becoming more powerful by draining electricity all over the planet, the earth is plunged into darkness, making humanity more vulnerable than ever.