The Peleus Crystal Book 1

Solomon Williams may, in fact, have it all. He's got a silver tongue, and he knows it; he's wildly intelligent, creative, and fairly happy; he cares for others; and he has to put up with the fact that not everyone else in the world is the same. He's also constrained by the title of being the President's son. People want what he has, which is to feel energized, to live their lives to their ultimate potential, and to contribute something to the world. The story begins with a peek into Solomon's life, where every action has to be carefully considered beforehand. Of course, he doesn't always care and wants to be himself, which makes him come across as a pompous brat at the expense of showing he's not a pushover. When the world is thrust into disaster and alien governance, Solomon is accidentally exposed to a powerful crystal, which affects his epilepsy and mental health. His life of significance turns into one where he desperately wants to understand himself more to save the ones he loves from hopelessness and destruction. He finds himself working with the brilliant and admirable Doctor Vale and her counterpart and his sudden lover, Ellessandra. With their help, Solomon surprises himself and outsmarts the enemy time and again. He sees visions of the enemy's plans, breaks out of a military prison with President Williams and his friends, learns how to manipulate the world around him with his imagination, and discovers the hidden operations of the world. Second after second becomes either unfair, high-stakes, or a discovery of the enemy's cruelty.
One after the other, people, Secret Service Agents, as well as a clandestine military arm known as the Black Bayonets, follow him regardless of the outcome of their lives because of his authenticity, his drive, and the hope he restores to the world. He makes them feel capable, connected, and purposeful in a world where the enemy wants them to feel powerless and unvalued. Besides, you might want to aid the President's charismatic, genius son, too. This story combines constant planning and action with uncertainty, ethical boundaries, unexpected alliances, and ultimately, deciding that human annihilation isn't acceptable for one second.