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In a world where nothing is ever as it seems, three separate families are drawn to a great and terrifying truth. After winning the New Hampshire state lottery, Brent Brook treats himself to a new satellite dish and discovers a channel dedicated to the strange happenings. Hundreds of miles away in Virginia, reporter Marc Dazet stumbles upon the story of the most recent lottery winner and sets out to track down Mr. Brook as an interesting piece. Far away from the watchful eyes of the media, the Johnsons, a relatively normal military family, are called away to help serve their country at a far off military base. The orders? Unclear. However, their move has future implications that will chan ...

In 2095, freedom is gone, money no longer has value, each person has a biometric implant, everyone serves the local government in one form or fashion...and time travel is used everyday by the government of the New World Order. Baron Stamos works for the Agency: a powerful arm of the government. His boss just dropped a hot one into his hands: a couple from the past have been convicted for altering their pulse rates. Under the Pulse Rate Amendment they are scheduled for execution using the Eradication Removal Process—a process that removes a person’s existence while preserving their pulse rates for future use. The key to this madness is the inventor of the biometric implant chip, a rebel ...

Things have not gone well with the two Earths. Serious budget cuts have caused Earth 2 to ground and scrap the only Space ship they have. Internal groups fight back up until the sudden snatch of the ship by those who will not allow it to happen. In a daring movement they get away with it. The Pirates, for a better word, meet up with old friends and make new friends after the many disasters that they have encountered.

The United States' Apollo 11 was the first crewed mission to land on the Moon, on 20 July 1969. It is history but not accepted as the very first manned landing on the moon. Rumors are rife that other countries tried and failed. That is speculation. Rumors were that men were lost in the efforts. No evidence has ever been found to support those ideas. But that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. It means it was never reported. Twin planets circling the sun theories abound. How would we ever know? We know now that it is possible and real. Intrigue and speculation intertwine to make us believe that it is possible. A unique chain of events delays an orphaned Cosmonaut and the possibility of h ...

The United States' Apollo 11 was the first crewed mission to land on the Moon, on 20 July 1969. It is history but not accepted as the very first manned landing on the moon. Rumors are rife that other countries tried and failed. That is speculation. Rumors were that men were lost in the efforts. No evidence has ever been found to support those ideas. But that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. It means it was never reported. Twin planets circleing the sun theories abound. How would we ever know? The above is most likely fiction. This book is entirely fiction, isn’t it?