Science Fiction
What Goodreads says:
"Vampires? No Such Thing.
Aliens, though, that's something else.
They've been here, living quietly among us, since before the Industrial Revolution.
Their goal: To ensure we never leave our Solar System. We have a bad habit of wiping out indigenous populations, and theirs is the nearest inhabited planet to ours.
So when a scientist at Sydney University harnesses the power of wormholes, making interstellar travel a virtual walk in the park, one of these tall, pale-skinned aliens, Callum, is forced to choose: destroy us, or help us survive the inevitable Armageddon.
8 billion Earthlings, and our survival is in the hands of one guy - alien - meant to wipe us out."
Aliens, though, that's something else.
They've been here, living quietly among us, since before the Industrial Revolution.
Their goal: To ensure we never leave our Solar System. We have a bad habit of wiping out indigenous populations, and theirs is the nearest inhabited planet to ours.
So when a scientist at Sydney University harnesses the power of wormholes, making interstellar travel a virtual walk in the park, one of these tall, pale-skinned aliens, Callum, is forced to choose: destroy us, or help us survive the inevitable Armageddon.
8 billion Earthlings, and our survival is in the hands of one guy - alien - meant to wipe us out."
Start with three female friends who belong to a group
looking for vampires. Add two tall
pale skinned men who they start to stalk and you have the beginning of a fun
book.
I loved all the main characters. The three female friends were wonderful main characters, the
scientist was so typically self-centered and the aliens played off of them all.
McFadden took that old saying; “What comes around goes
around” and used it to build a great story. Pick up Have Wormhole, Will Travel for a fun read.
Createspace published Have Wormhole, Will Travel by Tony
McFadden in 2013.
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