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Synopsis

The Tim and Peggy Smith Space Adventure Trilogy — a journey of discovery, danger, and the future of humanity.

Danger From Space

A psychic vision. An alien threat. Humanity’s last chance to survive — and rebuild a dying Earth


When nine-year-old Tim Smith touches a strange space rock at summer camp, he gains a terrifying gift: visions of the future. Decades later, now a NASA astrophysicist, Tim discovers an exoplanet called Terra Nova — and foresees something far worse. A colossal alien mothership, its AI corrupted by dark matter, is already on its way.

As the ship emerges from the Kuiper Belt and unleashes its attack on a planet ravaged by pollution and climate collapse, Tim and his wife Peggy lead a small band of survivors into a hidden bioshelter. Guided by Tim’s visions, they fight to stay alive long enough to uncover a shocking truth: the mothership carries technology capable of restoring Earth.

To save humanity, Tim must infiltrate the alien vessel and reset its prime directive — no harm to humans — before the corrupted AI wipes out the last survivors.

Danger From Space launches the Tim and Peggy Smith Space Adventure Trilogy with a gripping blend of psychic mystery, first-contact suspense, and hope for a world on the brink. Perfect for fans of The Expanse, Lost in Space, and eco‑sci‑fi thrillers.

Survival begins with a single vision. The future depends on what Tim chooses next.

Continue the adventure in Flight to the Stars, Book 2 of the Tim and Peggy Smith Space Adventure Trilogy.

Perfect for Readers Who Love:
• First contact and alien mysteries
• NASA‑driven space exploration
• Climate and environmental science fiction
• Character‑driven, emotional sci‑fi
• Stories like The Martian, Interstellar, and classic Clarke

If you enjoy science fiction that blends big ideas with human emotion—and leaves you hopeful for the future—Danger From Space is your next read.

Praise for Danger From Space:

A sci-fi with a strong dose of compassion for living things, known and unknown, and a love for humanity and its survival.
"Danger From Space silently queries whether humans deserve punishment for their ancestors’ sins. Suitable for young adults and older, the novel intellectually entertains. Science fiction lovers and AI supporters will relish the excitement of discovery and the passion for pursuing ideas when others do not believe in intelligent life aside from humans. The architecturally minded may marvel at the bioshelter’s detailed, internal structure and the realistic description inside the spacecraft, but what appears predictable is not at all: a Greene stylemark."
— Patti Kidd, Reedsy.com review

A Marvelous Science Fiction Novel
“Although I had not read a science fiction novel in many years, from the first few pages, I knew that I was going to love this novel. Jay creates a world of incredible machines, which all struck me as very possible. He also gives us believable characters with normal emotions, as well as extra psychic abilities.
— Five-star review by Bob Hoban on Amazon

Hooked Me
Danger From Space is a fast-paced sci-fi adventure that hooked me right from the first chapter. Tim and Peggy felt very real, and I loved how their relationship grounded the story even as the stakes got bigger and bigger. The alien AI threat was tense and believable, but what surprised me most was the hopeful side of the book, the idea that alien technology could actually help humanity heal a planet already struggling with climate change.
This is the kind of sci-fi I enjoy most: action, danger, and big ideas, but also a lot of heart. Fans of classic space adventure with a modern twist will really enjoy this one.
Sabina Carroll on Goodreads.com

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