EARTH: VERSION SEVEN

Earth: Version Seven is a sweeping science fiction novel about first contact, stolen humanity, and the terrifying discovery that Earth was never the first attempt. At 6:14 a.m., one hundred million people vanish from Earth without warning. No light. No sound. No bodies. Only empty clothes, abandoned cars, and a global civilization thrown into panic. The missing share one impossible trait: every one of them was in perfect health. Colonel Mitch Edmund, a hardened soldier with a missing brother on the list, is chosen to lead the United Retrieval Force beyond the edge of known space. Their mission is simple: find the stolen, confront whoever took them, and bring humanity home. But the world waiting for them is not a prison. It is Eden-9 — a flawless, engineered mirror of Earth, where the vanished live in peace, disease has been erased, violence is nearly unknown, and many of the "abducted" have no desire to return. As Mitch faces alien Caretakers, human resistance, and the brother who chose Eden-9 over Earth, the mission becomes something far more dangerous than a rescue. It becomes a confrontation with humanity's failures, its future, and the devastating truth buried in the alien archive: Earth is Version Seven. And if this version fails, something else is waiting to replace it. Epic, emotional, and morally complex, Earth: Version Seven is a sci-fi thriller about identity, choice, free will, and what it truly means to build a better world.