The oil is gone. That way of life, ended. An invention frees the mind. A cyber-world becomes salvation. A boy, a weapon. A soldier, a titan. While nations thrash into antiquity, And a CEO becomes Queen, A man, brilliant and cunning, Plots to rule it all.
The giant is ill. His daughter in peril. Her bastion a psycho. The worlds torn asunder. War is fueled by want, subversion by greed. What value is Free Will, if you can be reborn as a god?
The ancient giant hopes to die. His existence festers like a plague. The love he's lost, and the debts he's paid. The death he's dealt, and the waste he's laid. But one last chance to right one wrong. One last march into the fray. Together, they can kill the god. And set his daughter free.
Kacey Edwards wants one thing: to get out of Kettle Falls, Washington. She has a plan. A scholarship. A future that doesn't look like her parents'. Then the Pacific Ocean dies overnight. Before anyone can explain it, black hail begins falling across the world — burning everything it touches. Cities go silent. The sky turns wrong. Something is remaking the planet. And it doesn't care who's still on it. "Unique and captivating… gritty and horrifying… well worth the read." — Portland Book Review
































Mike Gullickson is a science fiction author based in Manhattan Beach, California. His debut novel, The Northern Star: The Beginning, was hailed by Examiner as one of "The Top 5 Indie Published Books You Haven't Read But Should." Midwest Book Review called the sequel "military sci-fi and futuristic cyber-reality at its best." The New Podler Review of Books declared the completed trilogy "a science fiction masterpiece."
The Northern Star trilogy is currently in development for film by Solipsist Film (Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, Metro 2033, Instinct).
Mike has been interviewed as a bionics expert on Lieberman Live! (SiriusXM Howard 101) and featured on Netheads (a Kevin Smith SModcast).
The Seethe was Mike's attempt at a YA novel. It's… not.
Mike lives in Manhattan Beach, California with his wife and two children.