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Mother Earth

A Military Science Fiction, Alien Invasion Short Story

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Major John McCormick has two battles to fight: protect Earth from an alien invasion and keep his premature daughter alive in a hospital that could become a target at any moment.

When amphibian-like creatures known as "Toads" launch their latest offensive, McCormick and his experimental fighter squadron stand as the last line of defense between the invaders and the hospital where his wife and infant daughter remain trapped. But as mysterious weather patterns begin disrupting both human and alien operations, McCormick discovers that Earth itself might be awakening to fight back against the extraterrestrial threat.

With gale-force winds howling and his daughter's life hanging in the balance, McCormick must navigate between duty and desperation. As the battle reaches its climax, he'll discover that Mother Earth may be humanity's most powerful ally—if only he has the faith to believe.

"Mother Earth" is a thought-provoking military science fiction short story that combines pulse-pounding aerial combat with profound questions about faith, family, and humanity's relationship with our planet. Perfect for fans of "Independence Day" and "Signs" who enjoy their action with a spiritual twist.

From Brad Stucki, author of "Promised Ones: Guardian War #1," comes a unique tale in that series which asks: What if our planet is more alive—and aware—than we ever imagined?
Ciencia Ficción Space Opera
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