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Armageddon, 1970

Robert W. Krepps

Armageddon, 1970

Robert W. Krepps

Dr. Alan Rackham has seen something he shouldn't have. An hour later, someone tries to kill him. Lucky for Rackham, he has Brave: a man with a sixth sense for danger who never fails to protect him. But the assassination attempt is just the beginning. Rackham works at Project Star, a secret installation where advanced technology and potential extraterrestrial threats collide. As he digs deeper into the conspiracy surrounding him, he uncovers unsettling questions: What really happened in that accident he witnessed? Who can he trust when everyone seems to be playing a longer game? And what do the mutants have to do with it all? This is Cold War paranoia dressed in silver jumpsuits: a 1950s sci-fi thriller where the enemy might be out there among the stars, or sitting in the next office. Rackham survives the first shot. Whether he survives the truth is another matter entirely.