Two classic novels from a best-selling master of SF.
Cradle of Saturn
Discoveries made by colonists on the moons of Saturn show that the Solar System has undergone repeated cataclysms and the last was only a few thousand years. This flies in the face of accepted scientific dogma, and is dismissed by Earth�s authorities�until the planet Jupiter suddenly emits a white-hot Earth-sized protoplanet that hurtles sunward on a collision course with Earth.
The Legend That Was Earth
The alien Hyadeans have showered high-tech gifts on the population of Earth and are offering to make a paradise of the planet. But when wealthy socialite Roland Cade discovers the dark underbelly of the alien presence, and learns that his ex-wife is one of the so-called terrorists who are fighting against the alien takeover, he�s forced to choose sides. Soon, he�s caught up in a terrifying conflict that threatens the very existence of the Earth.
About Cradle of Saturn:
"Hogan�s clearly explained scientific hypotheses presents intriguing questions, and his characters are real and likable . . . the suspenseful plot will keep readers strapped in for this ride." �Publishers Weekly
". . . there�s no denying [Hogan�s] ability to tell a story. . . . The reader who felt that films such as Deep Impact, Armageddon and When Worlds Collide were for wimps might want to jump on this one." �Starlog
About The Legend That Was Earth:
"Hard SF readers [will] appreciate Hogan�s energetic narrative, engaging characters and stirkingly real presentation of a plausible immediate future." �Publishers Weekly
". . . on the cutting edge of technology . . . Hogan�s talent carries the reader from peak to peak in the story." �Booklist
". . . fascinating notions and nonstop plot twists in a taut, gripping narrative." �Kirkus Reviews
