Book overview
Powerful superhumans have arrived from 30,000 years in the distant future. They have come to save the Earth's inhabitants from the terror of the galaxy: MicroV, an invisible, virus-like creature that has escaped the future into our time. It feeds on the knowledge of intelligent species, a destroyer of Worlds.
How will a large segment of America react after learning the superhumans from the future were once enslaved and oppressed African Americans, Indigenous peoples, Asian Americans, abolitionists, and Radical Republicans from America's past, thus, our ancestors and our descendants? They would be considered a threat to their vision of America.
America will experience the awe that 30,000 years will create and be amazed by the "Seven Towers," from which visitors from the future will unveil undiscovered young heroes among us as a gift to Earth.
Politics and science intertwine, generating a clash between truth and deception. America's first female African American President's efforts to partner with scientists to manage the arrival of superhumans from space are met with hostility from the opposing party.
A young African American couple, PhDs in astrophysics and cosmology, are drawn into the rapidly growing suspense after one is invited to the White House to share their knowledge of unusual occurrences between Mars and Jupiter. One of their three exceptional children, Khalid, suddenly develops powers beyond those of other kids in middle school, and knows he's being watched from space.
The first novel, graphic novel, movie, or TV series with a storyline about a future America led by African Americans, Latino Americans, Asian Americans, and white Americans who believe in "E PLURIBUS UNUM" until now.
