Anand Arora

I am the author of the book. Five reasons I love this book :

1) A very different take on an ELE (Extinction level event) presented in this book. I have tried to correlate the observations and monitoring of extra-terrestrial objects via a spectacular innovation known as Nebula that resides outside the solar system.

2) I have tried to add details in terms of the nuances of internal operations and politics of a Fortune 500 company, Government institutes and even a terrorist organization , and the impact such an event would have on the people behavior and decisions.

3) Global outlook towards story even though it is centered around India. Story revolves around Belgrade (Serbia), Keephatch (UK), Washington DC, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Nepal, Dubai and even places like Tripoli, Greece.

4) Very realistic take on science fiction elements - not an imaginary and impossible scenario. Have tried to include scientific reasons and logic towards every event, problem and solution presented in the book. Being an engineer and a scientist myself, I lay strong emphasis on the factual accuracy of stuff I write.

5) How emotions can impact the decision making of even the most powerful world leaders when faced with a catastrophic calamity? How a real character of a person emerges when faced with a life or death scenario? And why many leaders are willing to overlook the interest of entire humanity when it comes to saving themselves?

I am the author of the book. Five reasons I love this book :

1) A very different take on an ELE (Extinction level event) presented in this book. I have tried to correlate the observations and monitoring of extra-terrestrial objects via a spectacular innovation known as Nebula that resides outside the solar system.

2) I have tried to add details in terms of the nuances of internal operations and politics of a Fortune 500 company, Government institutes and even a terrorist organization , and the impact such an event would have on the people behavior and decisions.

3) Global outlook towards story even though it is centered around India. Story revolves around Belgrade (Serbia), Keephatch (UK), Washington DC, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Nepal, Dubai and even places like Tripoli, Greece.

4) Very realistic take on science fiction elements - not an imaginary and impossible scenario. Have tried to include scientific reasons and logic towards every event, problem and solution presented in the book. Being an engineer and a scientist myself, I lay strong emphasis on the factual accuracy of stuff I write.

5) How emotions can impact the decision making of even the most powerful world leaders when faced with a catastrophic calamity? How a real character of a person emerges when faced with a life or death scenario? And why many leaders are willing to overlook the interest of entire humanity when it comes to saving themselves?