The Death Prophecies Series by Saxon Andrew

From International Bestselling Author, Saxon Andrew, comes a new series, The Death Prophecies. The first book is The Coming of the Prophet. A strange alien calling himself the Prophet has appeared in orbit above Earth and the planet’s most powerful weapons have proved useless against his ship’s defenses. To make matters worse, the Prophet tells mankind that Earth will soon be invaded and destroyed if the nations don’t learn how to live in peace and start building to meet the coming enemy... moreFrom International Bestselling Author, Saxon Andrew, comes a new series, The Death Prophecies. The first book is The Coming of the Prophet. A strange alien calling himself the Prophet has appeared in orbit above Earth and the planet’s most powerful weapons have proved useless against his ship’s defenses. To make matters worse, the Prophet tells mankind that Earth will soon be invaded and destroyed if the nations don’t learn how to live in peace and start building to meet the coming enemy. Failure to change humanity’s warlike ways will lead to its destruction. This Death Prophecy isn’t initially believed but when the Prophet starts sending a series of recordings of planets conquered by the Traugh, mankind is forced to reevaluate how to live together. The Death Prophecy appears to be real and inescapable. Humanity has never been able to live in peace and time is running out. Mankind turns to the only human the Prophet has declared sane but he refuses the role being forced on him. Will he make the difference? First, he has to believe he can. Excerpt: The Coming of the Prophet Col. Brighton looked up at the young officer standing at the door to his office, “Yes, Captain.” “I’ve received word from the head scientists operating the Mount Graham, Lick Observatory, Palomar, and the Hawaii Observatory that they have discovered something they feel we should be aware of. “What is that?” “Something located about three thousand miles above Earth in stationary orbit is blocking the view of stars behind it.” Col. Brighton stared at Captain Connor and his eyes narrowed, “I’m not sure I understand what you’re saying, Captain. Isn’t it impossible for something to remain in stationary orbit without being pulled in by Earth’s gravity?” “Whatever it is, Earth’s gravity is not having any effect on it.” Connor opened a folder and began laying photographic images on the Colonel’s desk. Tony looked at the images and shook his head slightly, “What am I looking for?” Essay took another folder and began placing other photos above each of the ones he first put on the desk, “The top row is what the sky looked like five months ago when the telescopes looked at that place above Earth. The bottom row is the same image taken over the last four months.” Tony looked from the top row to the bottom as he moved across the rows of images. He looked up and said, “There is a black shadow or something that is blocking the stars behind it in the bottom row of images.” Connor nodded. “What could be causing this?” Connor blew out a breath and said, “It’s not a natural phenomenon.” “Why not?” “It doesn’t reflect any light from the planet and it remains pitch black in every image. Something is blocking light from being reflected or coming through it.” “Have they been able to determine its size?” “Six hundred feet long and about a hundred feet wide.” Tony stared at Connor with wide eyes and stared at the two rows of pictures. He picked up the telephone on his desk. He pressed a three-digit code and after a moment started speaking, “Admiral, I have evidence that there is something above the planet that is a possible danger to us.” After a moment, Tony said, “I’ll be there momentarily. I’m bringing the officer that brought this information to me.” Tony hung up and said, “Let’s go.” Kam stared at his scanner’s images and leaned back in his command chair on the large Traugh Warship as he listened to the exchange. less

From the international bestselling author Saxon Andrew, comes the second book in the Death Prophecies series. Earth and the Bosrean have managed to hide from the Traugh Empire by deceiving them into believing that the ship that destroyed their Governing Planet came from the Andromeda Galaxy. The Traugh are now ready to go and find the enemy in Andromeda and they send two major fleets to find and destroy the civilization that caused so much destruction... moreFrom the international bestselling author Saxon Andrew, comes the second book in the Death Prophecies series. Earth and the Bosrean have managed to hide from the Traugh Empire by deceiving them into believing that the ship that destroyed their Governing Planet came from the Andromeda Galaxy. The Traugh are now ready to go and find the enemy in Andromeda and they send two major fleets to find and destroy the civilization that caused so much destruction. However, what they discover will not only put their empire at risk but also put Earth and Bosrean in danger of being found and destroyed by a new threat. The Prophet has gone home and the only thing that stands between Earth and destruction is an invisible warship that was built for the Prophet and named the Prophet’s Eyes. Hiding is no longer an option and the number of warships threating the Milky Way is beyond comprehension and sitting in the middle of Andromeda is a Darkness that threatens all life in both galaxies. The action continues and the only possible salvation must come from what the Prophet’s Eyes can do to stop this new enemy. Following the Death Prophecies may not be an option and Earth may be forced to violate the first Death Prophecy to save the two planets. Excerpt from the Prophet’s Eyes: Groh was getting the communication links downloaded into his ship’s database when he heard his communication Leader say, “I have a call from one of the Mororat Dictators.” “Send it to my chair. He saw the button start flashing and he pressed it, “Groh, I’ve been thinking about what you said during the meeting.” “I said a lot. Is there anything in particular?” “You mentioned going out to find any possible threats in that spiral galaxy.” “I did.” Well, my family and I were discussing that and the younger Director said something that made me start thinking about doing that.” “What did he say?” “He laughed and said, ‘What if that galaxy we’re about to attack also has a darkness at the core. It will probably come out and kill everything including our fleets.” Groh’s heart almost stopped. The Mororat tilted it head, which Groh would have wagered was an impossible move for his species, “Would it stop there or follow our ships back to the halo and punish us for violating its space?” “That is a scary thought.” “I know.” Groh shook his head, “I’m contacting the others and telling them what you just told me. We will destroy that civilization and leave. We could make the same mistake not knowing what’s going on in that galaxy.” “I agree with your decision. I think I might be able to sleep again now.” The display went dark and Groh wondered if he would sleep after this conversation, the possibility was terrifying. Visit me on Facebook at saxonandrewsuniverse@facebook.com less