Heaven's Enigma

An invisible creature prowls the streets of Palo Alto, ripping people�s organs to shreds from the inside out. Atop the caved-in rubble of an abandoned tech startup, construction continues day and night on a massive, 126-foot superconducting dome�humanity�s last-ditch effort to plug a growing hole in the universe by isolating it in a quantum bubble. Deep underground in the Cheyenne Mountain nuclear bunker, telekinetics Gabe Rockwell and Raedyn Summers prepare for their part�descending through an unspeakable limbo believed to be the realm of hell to mend the fabric of spacetime. But Raedyn, still traumatized by her recent imprisonment in a bubble universe, now seesaws between a lover she knew to be dead and the boy who rescued her. Gabe, for his part, is beginning to question the details of their escape. For one thing, he can�t find any doors leading out of Cheyenne Mountain . . . or into it, for that matter. The walls form a sphere. The halls circle endlessly. And at night, beneath the constant drone of machinery, the mountain groans like the hull of a ship under immense pressure. When their connection to the rest of the world suddenly goes dead�speakers hissing static, data streams silent, screens black�his worst fear is realized. They never escaped.