PHOENIX (PRWEB) March 11, 2019 -- It is estimated that there are over 300 billion planets in our universe alone, and the possibility of other universes than our own. With this number it is impossible to imagine the absence of other intelligent life forms on other planets or in other universes. Author John Henry Hardy explores that notion in “The Legend of the Phantom Effect”, an exciting science fiction tale in which an ordinary journalist becomes involved with an alien civilization as the apocalypse looms in the imminent future.
Harpie Colcek is a newspaper reporter who stumbles upon the landing site of a space ship, sneaks aboard and learns the commander and the passengers are the only humanoids. The crew and passengers are an advanced civilization fleeing the planet Rau because its sun is dying.
When Harpie reveals his discovery to the world, chaos ensues as militia groups and frightened citizens begin to target those who are suspected of being extraterrestrial. As a chain of events unfolds and a new world is revealed, the future of the human race hangs in the balance as superpowers prepare to unleash a plan with the potential to change everything.
The Feathered Quill Book Reviews writes about, “The Legend of the Phantom Effect”: “Author John Henry Hardy writes from the perspectives of many characters, both humans and extraterrestrial…It was refreshing to read a story about space that differed from the typical alien invasion theme.”
Readers will enjoy the twists and turns of the book as well as enjoy reading about the possibility of learning about and meeting intelligent life one day.
“The Legend of the Phantom Effect”
By John Henry Hardy
ISBN: 9781480870611 (softcover); 9781480870628 (electronic)
Available at the Archway Publishing Online Bookstore, Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the author
John Henry Hardy was born in Princeton, New Jersey and served more than 33 years in the U.S. Marine Corps. He then earned a bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University and a master's degree in business management at the University of Phoenix. As a Public Affairs Officer for the Marine Corps, he wrote numerous newspaper and magazine articles that were published throughout the United States, one of which earned him the George Washington Honor Medal by Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. He was also awarded the Freedoms Foundation Honor Certificate for a press release. Hardy is the author of several novels including “Whisper In My Ear”, “The Place Where The Giant Fell”, “When Brothers Meet” and “The Day God Played Baseball”. He now lives in Mesa, Arizona, with his wife Lucy, and is continuing to enjoy his writing career. To learn more about Hardy please visit https://jhhardy.com.
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