A Doctrine of Fear: The Summer Haven II (The Dark Ones

by Paul J.C. Edge

The events leading up to the genocide of the human race were complex; more so than we realised. Unknown to us, aliens had walked our planet for decades, engineering the extermination of the human race. The infection and the defence at Summer Haven were parts of a greater and more intricate plot. The meteoroids which brought the infection were a smokescreen used to obfuscate the first phase of an alien invasion. The recorded events were not the apocalypse, they were the first warning signs of Armageddon, the battle for the end of the world. The forces of evil had gathered; it was down to three estranged brothers to save humanity from extinction. This account explains the backdrop to the unusual events at Summer Haven, explaining what seemed implausible at the time and follows the brothers as they were forced to face a terrible truth, shoulder to shoulder.

391 pages, Paperback

Published June 8, 2021

About the author

Paul Edge is an English author living in Cheshire. He has spent his entire career working in Science & Technology, specialising in change management. Having a keen interest in science fiction literature for much of his life, he felt it was time to pen his first novel. Soon after he became a full time writer, he is now seven novels in and going.

Reviews

[Anne - Marie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really enjoyable series

Really enjoyed this series. These are the first books (series) that i have read by this author and I must say I'm impressed. You sink into the story after the first few pages.The characters are interesting and i really enjoyed the plot. I would definitely recommend this series.

[Steve Sopp · Rating 4 out of 5]

Well I didn't expect that

What a surprise twist from the first book , great characters keeping the upheaval in check though. I really enjoyed the change of direction and will be heading into book three with anticipation. Can't wait.

[Tara · Rating 2 out of 5]

Having read the first book in this trilogy I was compelled to read on. Sadly I found this book had a very different feel to it and the content failed to engage me in the same way. The good vs evil storyline became too far fetched for me. However, I love the Summer Haven concept and would like to see something in a similar vein from this author.