Atlas: God of Earth

Atlas has a problem. The mantle is being rattled by some unseen force from above, disturbing his slumber, while humanity is once again at the brink of extinction. Just what are the humans up to this time?If only itwerethe humans. Upon his arrival on the surface, Atlas is immediately thrust into an extra-planetary plot that threatens everything he, or humanity, has ever known. What put humanity at the brink wasn't some cataclysmic weapon they'd unleashed on one another, but rather an asteroid that wiped out the capital of one of the most powerful nations on the planet. It's up to Atlas to balance humanity on the precipice, figure out how an unseen asteroid just happened to slam right into where it'd hurt most, and to stall out a world war before it gets started.Nathan Yacoub saw everything as it happened. The impact event, the complete immolation of a city, but more importantly, he sawit: something that looked like an asteroid, but wasn't, spiraling straight down toward Earth. His first thought is to alert the worlds superpowers so they don't blame each other, but he's quickly stonewalled. Humanity is too fractured, too broken after decades of hostility and cold war. It's up to him to find out whats going on- or so he thinks. He's quickly dragged into a world beyond his imagining, where gods shatter armies while wielding technologies beyond his wildest dreams- or nightmares. Nightmares made real when Atlas tracks him down for his interference, threatening to punish him for his meddling.Unfortunately for the both of them, time is running out, and not just for humanity. An alien war is coming for Earth, teeming with hatred for life and wielding weapons from beyond the stars. Having a god on their side might not be enough. Atlas, Nathan, and the rest of humankind will have to figure out how to come together and trust each other, and soon; or else the entire world will fall to Ruin.