"If you notice an inexplicable change in the behavior of your loved ones, fatigue, or delayed responses to stimuli, immediately call the emergency number of the Clinic. It could be Glass Eyes Syndrome. If you have a lethargic person nearby, do not panic. They are not dangerous." (Excerpt from an extraordinary conference of the World Health Organization)"
The 22nd century is witnessing technological advancement, thanks to the controlled fusion project, and humanity is successfully colonizing planets in the solar system. The quality of life has significantly improved with new discoveries in medicine, but there is no paradise without flaws. Eighteen-year-old Olivia is studying at the Police Academy in Hlohovec, fully preparing for a career in the armed forces. She is trying to forget the tragic death of her father. However, it seems her family is cursed, and a mysterious illness strikes again. Soon, she finds herself in danger and decides to uncover the truth. How did Glass Eyes Syndrome originate, and what does it have to do with space colonization? Is it possible that the world government is involved?
But time is running out, and Olivia senses the approaching end.
Will she unveil the mystery in time?
When Mandy loses her job, she thinks she’s hit rock bottom – until her plane is swallowed by a strange storm that sends her and everyone else on board 10,000 years into the future. At first, she thinks the scary world is nothing more than a bad dream. The war-torn Earth is unrecognizable. Black fog blocks the sun, and the oceans are dry. Even worse: the planet is inhabited by half-human, half-alien creatures dying from a mysterious disease. Horrified at the thought of spending her life here, she clings to the knowledge that there’s one man who can open the star gate to send her home.
As the Naki prince who controls the star gate, Akkadi gets first choice of any human female that makes her way through the star gate. Only by breeding with purebred humans from the past can his race hope to remain immune to the disease and hopefully, develop an eventual cure. With shrinking resources and a raging battle for the human planet, dutiful, commanding Akkadi is less than thrilled at the idea of trying to figure out Mandy, a woman he views as wild with neither discipline nor respect for someone in his position.
He’s ready to write her off, when she offers him something too tempting to resist: her body for the chance to convince him by any means possible to send her home. Neither intends for the arrangement to be permanent or to fall for the other. Only when Mandy learns Akkadi’s secret and walks away does he realize he’ll do whatever it takes to keep her – even if it means losing his war.