Award winning Author Tom McAuliffe brings a gripping, high-concept sci-fi thriller that weaves together real-world disaster with otherworldly intervention. Inspired by true events, this electrifying novel uncovers a hidden truth behind the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdown?one the world was never meant to know. When a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami strike Japan, triggering a chain reaction at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, the world braces for the unthinkable: a full-scale China Syndrome meltdown that could render half the globe uninhabitable. But someone?or something?intervenes.Dozens of eyewitnesses report strange lights hovering above the reactors right after the reactors explode. Radioactive readings suddenly stabilize. Disaster is mysteriously averted.
Dr. Kenji Tanaka, a brilliant world renown yet skeptical physicist, is dispatched to investigate the anomalies. Her search for answers leads her to ancient Japanese legends, declassified military documents, and ultimately, to a terrifying discovery: an alien race known as 'The Guardians' has been watching?and protecting?humanity from itself. Their base? A mysterious, untraceable facility deep within the Bermuda Triangle, active since WW2 and the 1930s and hidden beneath miles of ocean and secrecy. As Tanaka digs deeper, he uncovers a global cover-up, a secret alliance spanning decades, and an impending decision that could change the fate of the planet. But are 'The Guardians' benevolent watchers?or preparing Earth for something far more sinister?
Blending real world news, historical mystery, cutting-edge science, and pulse-pounding suspense, The Guardians ? The Lights Over Fukushima is a mind-bending journey through the shadows of modern history and the boundaries of our understanding. Perfect for fans of The Day the Earth Stood Still, The X-Files, and Project Blue Book, this is the novel that will make you question everything you thought you knew about Earth's most mysterious disasters?and who might be watching us from the skies... and the sea.
