Solaris Gallica

140 million people. Less than two minutes. And the world never saw it coming.

In 2035, the President of Gallica unveils Helios: a network of satellites promising clean, limitless solar power for every nation on Earth.
The world applauds.
Eleven years later, Helios opens fire.

In a single silent strike from orbit, ninety-two targets are erased. A Capitol dome melts into glass. Governments vanish overnight. By dawn, one nation rules the planet-and in the Appalachian Mountains, the last free Americans take up arms against an empire that can strike anywhere from the sky.

We already live in a world of drones, surveillance satellites, and tech giants promising to save us. Solaris Gallica asks the question no one wants to face: what happens when the machine built to save the world is used to own it?

This fast-paced techno-thriller novella delivers:

• A chilling, all-too-plausible dystopia born from a real European crisis.
• Orbital warfare and a global empire rising from the ashes of the old world order.
• A haunting moral question: Can peace built on mass murder ever be justified?
• A first contact twist that turns the empire's absolute power into absolute uncertainty.
• A gripping one-evening read, with a full timeline spanning 2016 to 2120.

If you love dystopian fiction, near-future military sci-fi, and stories that feel like tomorrow's headlines, this is your next binge read.

Is this science fiction chronicle really so fictional?
Watch closely... and draw your own conclusions.