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The City Of The Fallen Stars

The City Of The Fallen Stars

Paperback

Mystery & ThrillerScience Fiction

ISBN13: 9798191587943
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 9 2026
Pages: 340
Weight: 1.30
Height: 0.71 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
The meteors were never falling. They were arriving.

When a spectacular meteor shower tears across the desert sky over Red Hollow County, Dr. Cass Morgan expects the aftermath to reveal an unusual impact site.

Instead, she finds architecture.

Buried inside a newly formed crater are streets, arches, and impossible structures built from a dark metallic stone that shouldn't exist. The ruins point toward the heavens. Their walls are carved with unfamiliar constellations. And hidden among the debris is a meteor fragment etched with a map leading to a second crater-one far older than the first.

Cass and her team follow it.

What they discover beneath the desert is not simply another ruin.

It is a city.

Its towers collect starlight. Its streets form celestial patterns. Its walls store energy. And when night falls, the entire city begins to awaken.

As the stars move toward a mysterious keyhole-shaped alignment, glowing figures appear in the streets and voices emerge from the stone. Deep beneath the central plaza waits an ancient machine capable of communicating with something far beyond Earth.

Then the city sends a signal.

And something answers.

Cass and her team came searching for evidence of what fell from the sky.

They are about to discover that the greater mystery is why it was sent here-and what has been waiting for the city to call it home.

The City of the Fallen Stars is a fast-paced archaeological science-fiction thriller blending ancient mystery, cosmic discovery, lost technology, government secrecy, and the terrifying possibility that humanity has misunderstood the night sky all along.

Some ruins preserve the past.

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