The CI Theory: Rise of the doomsday sun

The CI Theory - Rise of the Doomsday Sun is book one of three about a future world in which the master race of Earth which has taken its existence for granted will end unless something changes: humanity itself.

As 2129 passes to 2130, Earth and humanity's future is bleak. Hundreds of millions of people are dying each year from virulent bacteria, tainted water, and brutal terror attacks. The planet's ability to sustain human and other life is collapsing. Scientist Daniel Griffin is haunted by the possibilities as well as his own inner demons.

Daniel vows to honor his young daughter's death by making the world a better place for future generations. He commits to work on a five-year global mission to save Earth's ecosystem. However, he finds himself embroiled in a struggle between his scientific beliefs and what he's told is superstition. He wonders about the mysterious meteor storms that have been pummeling cities for nearly half a century and are getting worse. He can't help but believe there is something more going on under the scientific radar.

Daniel's suspicions materialize into an ominous reality after the United States government pulls him and his coworkers from the mission to California to assist in what is thought to be an eco-terror attack. The scientists' work reveals not only the cause of the destruction but the origin of the meteor storms. Daniel and the mission are then plunged into supernatural realms triggered by humanity's failure to manage the world and itself, the prospects for horrifying than anything conventional science had envisioned or can resolve.