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ORION'S SEED
By: Michael Bianco

Author Self-Published
April 2025
On Sale: April 3, 2025
246 pages
ISBN: B0F3ZLSXSY
EAN: 9798230943129
Kindle: B0F3VHZ47R
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Thriller Crime | Fiction Adventure | Science Fiction Suspense/Thriller

Orion's Seed is a gripping science fiction thriller that blends ancient alien mystery, high-stakes exploration, and a touch of cosmic horror. The story opens with a dramatic prologue in which the dying Erythian race seeds prehistoric Earth with a mysterious artifact-the Luminaris-hoping to preserve their legacy. Millennia later, archaeologist Blake Edwards is drawn to a remote Antarctic outpost by strange satellite anomalies and buried structures with unnatural geometry. What begins as a scientific investigation quickly spirals into a desperate race for survival as Blake uncovers evidence of a long-lost extraterrestrial presence and a deadly conspiracy determined to keep it buried. From ancient tombs in Sudan to the frozen wastelands of Antarctica and the streets of Buenos Aires, Blake is hunted by mercenaries and haunted by visions, piecing together clues that point to the Luminaris being more than a relic-it's a living key to something vast and powerful. With sharp pacing, rich atmospheric detail, and mounting tension, Orion's Seed explores themes of legacy, obsession, and the primal fear of what might be watching us from beneath the ice-or beyond the stars.