Sometimes our greatest strength lies in what we see…
After a nuclear blast threatened to wipe out the mammoth alien object known as the Enigma, Drew and Storm Kovacs were lucky to escape the jaws of death. Now with Russia and the U.S. on the brink of war, Storm and Drew are forced to turn their attention elsewhere, before it’s too late…
But with Storm struggling to find a way to get Anna safely out of harm’s way, Drew is forced to turn his attention to the only thing that can help them learn about the possible threat facing humanity: the very first alien landings, centuries ago. With the Enigma headed directly for Earth and no time to spare, can Drew find the answers before the arrival of the approaching alien ship? Or will he discover that the truth of the history and future of Earth will lead to her destruction?
Destination: Earth is part three of a gripping sci-fi adventure series that will have you turning the pages. If you like bold exploration, mysterious intrigue, and a healthy dose of sibling rivalry, you will love The Enigma Series by Andrew Broderick.
If I had just (or recently) read the earlier book, or if the author had provided a brief synopsis of the preceding events I would have given this a five-star rating. The story deserves a higher rating but for new readers to this series or readers like myself who have read many Sci-Fi books between the two books in this series, it took a little effort to figure things out. There's a lot of "history" between the brothers that isn't clear from just this segment. However, the Series is clearly worth a five-star rating and I'm eagerly looking forward to the next in this outstanding series. Here's my suggestion for New Readers to this series, get the free sample of this third book and you'll find you're going to get the earlier books and read them all in sequence. I hate giving anything away in a review or even give the basic plot line. If you want that information, the author's preview is the best place to look. Fundamentally, this series suggests we may have been visited in out ancient past and they may be coming again, possibly to check on the progress of their earlier activities.