A Dangerous Universe: Saving Crystal

From bestselling author Saxon Andrew comesA Dangerous Universe - Saving Crystal.Kyle Jamison is given command of the Rock Project and he's thankful for the opportunity to get away from his personal issues. The Rock Project has been studying a strange rock sphere that was uncovered hundreds of years ago. The Project has been going on for more than a hundred years at M.I.T. and there's been no breakthrough or progress to take place on finding out just what the Rock might be or why it emits energy. The project is basically a dead-end unit and only misfits and problematic sailors have been assigned there. No one expects Kyle to find anything new, and his main task is to make presentations to universities. But Kyle finds a linguist that challenges him and that will change everything. He discovers that Earth is about to have a dangerous universe come crashing down on it and time is running out. He also discovers Earth is its own worst enemy and he must find a way to prevent the government from causing its destruction.Excerpt: A Dangerous Universe:A week later, they drew even with M-49 and Jerry announced, “I’m detecting stardrives throughout that galaxy.” Suddenly, Jerry announced, “SIR, I HAVE MULTIPLE STARDRIVES LEAVING THE EDGE OF THE GALAXY AND MOVING ON AN INTERCEPT COURSE!!”“How many, Jerry?”“Six and they’re traveling at high velocity. At their current speed, they will intercept us in less than thirty-six hours!”“Crystal, can you increase the power you’re sending to the stardrive?”“Kyle, even if I sent all my energy to the stardrive, those ships would still catch us in less than four days.”“Send the power.” Kyle turned to Jillian, “Are you intercepting their communications?”“Yes, but the translation program will need more time to decipher their language.”“Do what you can.”“What are you going to do?” Annie asked.“Power up the missiles, Tina.”“What do you mean by missiles?” Crystal asked.“We had to develop defenses when you wouldn’t share your weapon technology with us, Crystal.”“But missiles are useless against a