Mission Earth - 2: Black Genesis

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A monumental work acclaimed as a masterpiece, L. Ron Hubbard's 1.2-million-word ten-volume MISSION EARTH dekalogy masterfully blends science fiction and action/adventure on an interstellar scale with sharp satire reminiscent of Voltaire, Swift, and Orwell. This publishing phenomenon set precedents as each volume became a New York Times bestseller, selling over five million copies worldwide and maintaining its presence on bestseller lists globally. It has received accolades, including France's Cosmos 2000 Award and the Nova Science Fiction Award in Italy, and was nominated for a Hugo Award. The epic narrative details a secret invasion of Earth from the perspective of aliens who live among us unnoticed. The story features memorable characters and vividly depicted locations, such as Palace City, Joy City, and the prison fortress of Spiteos, set against the backdrop of the Voltar Confederation's plan to use Earth as a strategic base for galactic conquest. As Earth faces destruction from pollution and drugs, Combat Engineer Jettero Heller embarks on a top-secret mission to save the planet. Unbeknownst to him, a rival faction, the Coordinated Information Apparatus, is using Earth as a drug supply base and sends its own mission to thwart Heller's efforts.