Theius is coming.
When a massive celestial body is detected on a collision course with Earth, time stops. Governments hesitate. Scientists scramble. The public oscillates between denial and panic.
For Louis Morin, a researcher living a quiet life in the south of France, the call comes without warning. Within hours, he is drawn into a global effort alongside old allies from CSIRO and NASA. Their mission is simple in words, impossible in reality: understand the threat... and somehow stop it.
But as the countdown begins, something doesn't add up.
The trajectory is too precise.
The timing too perfect.
The consequences too absolute.
And above it all, beyond human reach, a different kind of debate is taking place.
If this is not an accident... then what is it?
As the world moves toward an unavoidable date in early June, Louis finds himself facing not only the limits of science, but the possibility that humanity is being judged.
And that survival may depend on something far beyond reason.
A gripping blend of science, philosophy, and existential suspense, THEIUS explores one ultimate question:
If we were given another chance... would we deserve it?
