Killing Star by George Zebrowski and Charles R. Pellegrino 1995

🌌 The Killing Star – Charles R. Pellegrino & George Zebrowski (1995)

When Humanity Reaches the Stars… the Stars Strike Back

Hard science fiction at its most chilling.
Set in the late 21st century, The Killing Star envisions a near-future utopia—space habitats, artificial intelligence, cloning, and near-light-speed travel—shattered in an instant. When alien relativistic weapons obliterate Earth, only a few survivors remain scattered across the Solar System.

As they struggle to comprehend the devastation, a haunting realization emerges:
The moment humanity achieved faster-than-light potential, it became a cosmic threat—and someone, somewhere, decided to eliminate that threat.

Written by Charles R. Pellegrino and George Zebrowski, this 1995 science-fiction masterpiece blends rigorous astrophysics with philosophical depth.
Equal parts cataclysm and revelation, The Killing Star is a must-read for fans of Arthur C. Clarke, Greg Bear, and Alastair Reynolds — a terrifying vision of first contact and cosmic survival.

🧠 Book Details

1. Title: The Killing Star
2. Authors: Charles R. Pellegrino & George Zebrowski
3. Publisher: HarperCollins / William Morrow
4. Publication Year: 1995
5. Language: English
6. Genre: Fiction | Science Fiction | Action & Adventure
7. Pages: 368
8. Format: Digital eBook (PDF Download)
9. Audience: Adult Readers, Sci-Fi Enthusiasts, Collectors

⚠️ Note to Buyer

After completing your purchase, you’ll receive an email with a secure download link for your digital edition (PDF).
(No physical copy will be shipped — this is a high-quality digital version for collectors and science fiction readers.)