Echoes of the unexploded dawn - Stefanizzi, Christian
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Echoes of the Unexploded Dawn is set in the backdrop of the final chaotic days of World War 2, a Nazi U-boat vanishes in the Pacific carrying mysterious alien documents meant to warn Japan of the coming atomic bomb attack. Decades of secrets and sabotage begin to unravel when these documents resurface, hinting at an otherworldly force manipulating humanity's most dangerous weapons. Haunted German scientist Wilhelm Von Kirsch, famed rocket engineer Werner Von Braun, fearless journalist Sofia, and defector Soviet scientist Elena become unlikely allies in a race to stop the ancient alien race…mehr

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Echoes of the Unexploded Dawn is set in the backdrop of the final chaotic days of World War 2, a Nazi U-boat vanishes in the Pacific carrying mysterious alien documents meant to warn Japan of the coming atomic bomb attack. Decades of secrets and sabotage begin to unravel when these documents resurface, hinting at an otherworldly force manipulating humanity's most dangerous weapons. Haunted German scientist Wilhelm Von Kirsch, famed rocket engineer Werner Von Braun, fearless journalist Sofia, and defector Soviet scientist Elena become unlikely allies in a race to stop the ancient alien race known as the Kireth from punishing humanity to the brink of destruction. As the Cold War heats up, coded transmissions, sabotage, and shifting loyalties reveal a deeper cosmic conspiracy. With history and survival on the line, the team must confront their own guilt and question whether humanity can unite before it's too late. Perfect for fans of alternate history, Cold War thrillers, and intelligent science fiction.
Autorenporträt
Christian Stefanizzi, loves history and has always dreamed of blending it with the limitless possibilities of science fiction. He studied at the University of Liverpool, where his passion for the past deepened and his love for storytelling grew.