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When luminous beings called the Celestials arrive bearing an Accord of radical interspecies harmony, Earth is already cracking under climate collapse, political extremism, and weaponized mistrust. As alien resonance techniques begin to heal minds and mend communities, governments and corporations race to harness, or suppress, this new power.
Caught in the middle are Marcus, a disillusioned physicist trying to map the impossible; Rosa, a faith, rooted community leader whose basement circles become an underground lifeline; and an unnamed human healer whose refusal to commercialize or weaponize their gift makes them a global flashpoint.
When a blinding “eternal flash” forces the world’s leaders to feel, in their own bodies, the consequences of their decisions, humanity faces a final choice: cling to old patterns of domination or dismantle its deadliest systems and rebuild around disruptive empathy.
Ambassadors of Harmony: Alien Accord is a hope, driven first, contact saga about second chances, shared vulnerability, and the cost of choosing peace.
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Geetha Sudarsanam
Geetha Sudarsanam is a first-time author and lifelong daydreamer whose writing began as a private hobby of journaling, reflection, and quiet storytelling. An accomplished IT professional with over two decades of experience, she has also served on editorial boards for corporate magazines at the companies where she has worked, sharpening her voice and eye for meaningful narratives.
Her debut novel, “Ambassadors of Harmony, Alien Accord”, is written for adult and mature teen readers who enjoy emotionally rich, character, driven science fiction. Geetha’s stories center people, ethics, and society more than gadgets or battles, exploring themes of equality, reconciliation, and global responsibility. An optimist who believes words can gently shift the world toward peace, she invites readers into futures that are hopeful but never naive, where empathy is a force powerful enough to change history.
