Dominion - Richard Mann - Bog

This is the TRILOGY version of Dominion First Blood (Special Edition) One reluctant Hero. One Vampire Lover. A sword of unspeakable power. An ancient book of prophecy. A centuries old vendetta ignites into a world war. Only superhero BulletProof Pete and femme fatale vampire Lucia can stop the ancient menace. Can he become the Hero everyone wants him to be? From the No.1 Sci-Fi Thriller writer today. An old and terrible threat comes back to haunt Mankind. A race of ancient aliens are hell-bent on dominating Earth and replacing humans with their own kind. An ageing but brilliant archaeologist makes a shocking discovery in modern Iraq. A secret meeting occurs between Vampire elders and the US President. Our modern day SAS hero and M16 agent Captain "Bullet Proof Pete" and childhood friend "Vinnie the Terminator" join forces with their American allies to defend earth at all costs against the alien menace - but our hero is torn apart by guilt for leaving his wife and family. The US President stands alone - all seems lost. But then our hero turns up with important new information. They are joined by Vampire Demons Cassian and the magnetic Lucia - igniting a sense of new hope. But there is a traitor in the midst. Psychic Lucia joins Pete and Vinnie in the cruel, guerrilla war against the aliens and informs our hero of a shocking revelation that changes everything. The US President orders one final attack against the alien menace. The battle for Earth ends in the skies over Los Angeles - but the traitor must be confronted. Can SAS hero Peter become the champion everyone wants him to be? Can he discover the alien agenda? Can he reconcile the love for his wife and the animal magnetism of the beautiful vampire Lucia? This Sci-Fi Thriller will grab you by the scruff of the neck and take you on a roller coaster ride ...sometimes horrific, sometimes comic - it will keep you guessing right until the climatic finale. Fans of films like Independence Day will love this book as well as hard core Sci-Fi addicts with its descriptions of alien technology and leading edge weaponry. Flashbacks to ancient Rome and World War two only add to this classic in the making. It also asks deeper questions about race, religion and our place in the world as humankind fights for its very survival.