The Martian war : a thrilling eyewitness account of the recent alien invasion, as reported by Mr. H.G. Wells

What if the Martian invasion was not entirely the product of H.G. Wells's vivid imagination? What if Wells witnessed something that spurred him to write The War of the Worlds as a warning? From drafty London flats to the steamy Sahara, to the surface of the moon and beyond, The Martian War takes the reader on an exhilarating journey with Wells and his companions. Review "a whimsically inventive pseudobiography. Both Wells and Anderson fans should be delighted." (Booklist)" About the Author Kevin J. Anderson is one of the world's bestselling sci-fi authors. He is the author of The Illustrated Star Wars Universe and the highly popular Jedi Academy trilogy of novels: Jedi Search, Dark Apprentice and Champions of the Force. Both his X-Files novels, Ground Zero and Ruins , were New York Times bestsellers and his original series, Terra Incognita , has been highly successful. He is also the author of Captain Nemo , published by Titan Books. THE HIDDEN INVASION Millions thrilled to H.G. Wells'brilliant account of the Martian invasion. But what if that account proved not to be fiction? What if he sought to warn us of impending doom? In the wake of the first Martian assault, H.G. Wells has united with scientists T.H. Huxley and Dr. Moreau, astronomer Percival Lowell, and Hawley Griffin—the Invisible Man. They seek a weapon that will stem the tide of the invasion, though their path may take them from the streets of London to the trecherous sands of the Sahara, and then to the Moon itself! The true account of the war of the worlds... H.G. Wells, his fiancee Jane, and T.H. Huxley agree to participate in the secret super-science work of Britain's Imperial Institute. Accidentally propelled into space, the trio hear of the Martians' earlier enslavement of the hive-mind Selenites from their leader, the Grand Lunar. Proceeding to Mars, they trigger a revolt among the Selenites and learn of the Martian's invasion plans for Earth

What if the Martian invasion was not entirely the product of H.G. Wells's vivid imagination? What if Wells witnessed something that spurred him to write The War of the Worlds as a warning?

From drafty London flats to the steamy Sahara, to the surface of the moon and beyond, The Martian War takes the reader on an exhilarating journey with Wells and his companions.

What if the Martian invasion was not entirely the product of H G Wells' vivid imagination? What if Wells witnessed something that spurred him to write "The War of the Worlds" as a warning? This title takes the reader on a journey ranging from drafty London flats to the steamy Sahara, to the surface of the moon and beyond.