The Lost Ship -- John Hopkins

<p><em>An ancient Gray race time travels to the present after a humiliating Cretaceous-era colonization failure, seeking to recover and detonate a world-killer superweapon abandoned on a 90-million-year-old shipwreck lost to time in what is now the Amazon's vast unexplored reaches.</em></p><p>*****</p><p><strong>Book Two</strong> in <strong>The Powers That Be Trilogy</strong>, <strong><em>THE LOST SHIP</em></strong>, immerses readers in the day-after chaos, carnage, and confusion following the near-apocalyptic ending of <strong><em>THE GOLDEN ELLIPSE</em></strong>.</p><p>*****</p><p><strong>An offer they can't refuse: </strong> Rachel and Owen Haig convalesce in a decimated Cairo hospital following their death-defying heroism beneath the Giza Plateau, contending with unwanted notoriety and a job proposal from The Powers That Be.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>The fourth kind: </strong> A battlecruiser from the time-traveling Gray's fleet seizes Agent Flynn's lunar-bound medevac, imprisoning the crew in a mind-bending nightmare where startling revelations materialize from the terrifying shadows.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Never let a disaster go to waste: </strong> Griffin Pike, a megalomaniacal tech mogul, schemes to project international anger onto the only entity athwart his new world order master plan: The Powers That Be. Leaving nothing to chance, Pike's failsafe manifests in cryptic clues within the ink-splotched pages of a worn leather-bound notebook leading to a doomsday devi