What if global warming didn’t raise the ocean level three or four feet as predicted, but forty times higher, where it was when dinosaurs lived?  Earth’s water, locked in our polar caps and glaciers, hasn’t disappeared; it’s still here, and it is returning to its liquid form everywhere at an alarming rate.

What if we are not alone in the universe?  Studying the night sky, people have asked themselves that question for millennia, but what if the answer were no, we’re not alone, and the beings with whom we share existence are not benevolent and kind, but ruthless, hostile, and aware of us?

How might these developments impact our lives here on Earth?  Dawn on Earth explores the effects they might have on our hopes, our lives, our families, and our future.

DAWN ON EARTH: Defending Hope, a novel by Albert Corne

A science fiction adventure, Dawn on Earth is described on Amazon as:

A sci-fi adventure with an ecological heart:  Four beings, a stranded alien, a sentient mega computer, a world monarch, and a disenchanted scientist–troubled by the effects of increased global warming, band together to try to save the planet and themselves from ecological destruction and ruthless alien slavers. Dawn on Earth explores the potential failure of technology, common sense, and ideals. Riveting from first page to last, this novel is sure to have book clubs talking.

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