Sci-Fi, Historical Fiction
Date Published: October 26, 2017
Publisher: Solstice Publishing
Maya Smock gets inside of a time capsule and travels back to Germany. A Nazi doctor forces her to meet his superiors, proving to them all that his invention works. Hitler studies Maya like a laboratory rat at his Eagle’s Nest and then introduces her to the Reptilians. She plummets deep into the hollow earth. Will she ever get home? Only Maya’s next novel can show her friends how to get her back.
As Operation Chrome expands, General Andreas steals more babies. He believes that he is saving them from an extraterrestrial agenda connected with World War II. The hybrid babies have grown.
They are here. They will take what is theirs.
Previous Novel in the Series
Excerpt:
Kate’s letter only confirmed what
Andreas had observed. Whatever Bolantano’s motives, treason was treason.
Andreas did not see betrayal as part of the bright man’s constitution. Was
someone paying him? Bolantano didn’t seem too interested in money. Was he being
blackmailed? Could Bolantano have been one of the fathers? Andreas never did
get a clear answer of whose sperm was fathering these babies. Was it morality?
An orphanage had many depressing elements to a child’s upbringing. Why would he
risk their emotional happiness knowing that they could be raised by the world’s
most influential people with every opportunity imaginable? On the other hand,
the orphan would be free, not under obligation or studied like a rat. Should
Andreas just ask Bolantano? They were never close. He couldn’t see the major
opening up to him on a whim. More proof was needed. Again, he needed to talk to
Kate. He wanted to talk to Kate. Slowly, Andreas dialed each digit in the
number he had tracked down through his connections. His heart raced. She sent
him the letter. She initiated this, he thought. She invited me to call. One
ring. What if she tells me to go to hell? Two rings. What if she invites me to
England? Three rings. “Hello?” There was no mistaking her deep, no-nonsense
voice, the voice of a leader, not a follower. “Kate, it’s me, Robert.” There
was a pause which lasted much longer than Andreas liked. The silence caused his
stomach to flip. Maybe this was a bad idea. “Kate?” The general was the first
to metaphorically blink in this conversation, not liking the surrender of
power. That was the very least that he deserved. This letter, this story she
sent him could be some kind of setup/payback for almost ruining her life.
“Yeah. You sound the same. Your voice, it brought back a lot of memories,” Kate
said.
About the Author
Dina Rae has written seven novels. She lives with her husband, two daughters, and two dogs outside of Dallas. She is a Christian, avid tennis player, movie buff, teacher, and self-proclaimed expert on several conspiracy theories. She has been interviewed numerous times on blogs, newspapers, and syndicated radio programs. She enjoys reading about religion, UFOs, New World Order, government conspiracies, political intrigue, and other cultures. The Sequel, Volume 2 of The Best Seller series, will soon be released by Solstice Publishing.
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