The Fall of Earth

<p><strong>The Fall of Earth - Book One of The Solarians</strong></p><p>In a world where the lights are failing one man's buried breakthrough could be humanity's last hope if he can stay alive long enough to build it.</p><p>The power grids are dying in a near-future Berlin where infrastructure crumbles while governments pretend everything's fine. Marcus Stone keeps the lights on one more day at a time a brilliant engineer reduced to patching a collapsing system until a mysterious note arrives that changes everything.</p><p>Someone knows about his suppressed research. Someone knows the technology that was seized and classified could have saved the world. And someone wants him to finish what he started.</p><p>Marcus soon discovers he's not alone. A secret network of scientists and visionaries has been preparing for the inevitable: Earth's infrastructure will fail within decades. Their solution is audacious beyond imagination but Marcus's long-buried research is the key to making it all work and now powerful forces around the world want it.</p><p>As Marcus and his team race across Europe with hostile operatives closing in they must complete their work before civilization's final blackout. What they're building could save millions. What they know could change everything. But first they have to survive.</p><p><em><strong>Combining the technical brilliance of Andy Weir's The Martian the urgent pacing of Daniel Suarez's thrillers and the visionary scope of Kim Stanley Robinson's space epics The Fall of Earth is hard science fiction at its finest. Murray Storm delivers a meticulously researched terrifyingly plausible tomorrow where the greatest engineering project in human history unfolds in secret because the alternative is extinction.</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>Perfect for readers who loved Project Hail Mary Seveneves and The Expanse series. This is the thinking person's thriller about humanity's next giant leap taken not in triumph but in desperation.</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>The countdown has begun. The window is closing. And the future hangs on what a handful of outsiders can build before it's too late.</strong></em></p><p><em><strong>Book One of The Solarians: an epic saga of survival ingenuity and humanity's refusal to go quietly into the dark.</strong></em></p>