The Sequel (Volume 2)
Published: October
26, 2017
Publisher: Solstice
Genre: Science
Fiction, Time Travel
Blurb:
Maya Smock gets inside of a time capsule and travels back to
1944 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.
Book Trailer for The Sequel:
My Review of The Sequel:
After almost dying Maya Smock climbs into a time traveling
machine with no clue as to where she may find herself when she gets out. Deep
down is probably concerned if she will make it out alive or in one piece. When
the time machine stops Maya finds herself in Germany during WWII.
Maya is taken to Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest where he studies her
in a lab like a rat and introduces her to these alien creatures that are called
Reptilians. The Reptilians try to play nice with Maya telling her all about the
home they have made for themselves in hallow earth and about their involvement
with Hitler.
It doesn’t take Maya long to figure out that the aliens are
not as nice as they are making out to be and she must figure a way out before
it is too late. Even if she does manage to escape the Reptilians then she still
has to find a way back to the time machine and then she will have to figure out
how to operate it. Can Maya figure out how to operate the time machine? Will
Maya get back home?
The Sequel takes us from 1944 Germany to 1970 to 1980 and
into present day but not all of it is through time travel some or most is
through time lines telling each characters story and how they all intertwine.
I really and truly love reading Dina’s books they make you
think. I am a big conspiracy theorist so when I read Dina’s books it puts my
little brain in over drive and expands my thinking process and opens it to a
whole new world. The worlds that she creates are over the top and the code as I
am calling it that is woven into each one is astronomical. All I am saying is
that if you read between the lines so to speak you might just find that her
stories are not too far from the truth. Who knows, right?
We have The Best Seller and The Sequel so what is next Dina?
I have loved traveling with Maya, Jay, The General, Lori and the aliens from
one time to another and can’t wait to read more of their traveling adventures
and the aliens. Who is Maya?
If you aliens, time traveling then let me suggest that you
give The Best Seller and then The Sequel a try. The Sequel is just another best
seller that you don’t want to miss out on.
Guest Post:
The Vril Society, a secret society in which Hitler and his
top officials believed in, was made famous by an old book, The Coming
Race (1871) by Edward Bulwar Lord Lytton. The book is about an
underground world of aliens that use a power source called Vril. The
aliens call themselves the Vril-yas and have special powers of healing and
telepathy. The Vril-ya were also descendants of Atlanteans. Hitler
linked his Aryan ideology around this race of aliens. The Coming
Race was considered a 'cult-classic' among occult elite circles of
Europe.
Still today, there is little evidence about the Vril Society
that Hitler made so famous. Some believe it never existed. Others
believe it was the precursor for the Thule Society.
The Vril Society used mediums such as Maria Orsic to channel
aliens before and during World War II. She and the other mediums were
women who grew their hair as long as they could, believing the hair helped
communicate with aliens from other planets. She and the other mediums
received futuristic technological blueprints for super-weapons.
No one can argue that Hitler and his engineers were ahead of
world in terms of their air program. Were extraterrestrials helping
them? After the war, some say that Maria Orsic and her followers took a
flying saucer to another planet. Others say she and other Vril members took up
a residence in Antarctica.
Does the Vril Society exist today? I had a very
difficult time finding an answer one way or another. There are links with
the Black Sun Society, Albert Pike (American Freemason), and the Theosophical
Society, but no proof of the group's continuation from Germany.
The Best Seller and The Sequel fictionalize some of the occult
linked with Hitler and his Nazi Party.
The Best Seller
Read my review of The
Best Seller HERE!
Book Trailer for The Best Seller:
Interview with Dina Rae
Can you tell us a little bit about the characters in The Sequel?
My main character, Maya Smock, is a
best-selling writer who lands in WWII Germany while time traveling. She is an extraordinary woman-part human,
part alien. Hitler becomes interested. Another character, General Andreas, has a
story line that explains more about hybrids.
He has mixed emotions on some of the United States’ secret programs
after WWII. Glenn Lucasek, a celebrity
who runs T.A.H. (They Are Here) Institute is kind of like the CEO of SETI or
MUFON. His time travel breakthrough has
problems.
Can you tell us a little bit about your next books or what you have
planned for the future?
I am currently writing a futuristic
novel about what America could become due to corruption and fake news. The book is mostly for entertainment, but
also will serve as a warning.
How
long would you say it takes you to write a book?
The beginning takes forever-maybe
three/four months to write the first fifty pages. After I get the story line going, I’d say it
takes a few more months to finish it up.
What
is your favorite childhood book?
I loved The
Stand (Stephen King), Children in the
Attic series (VC Andrews), Great Gatsby (F. Scott Fitzgerald), and The Scarlet Letter (Nathaniel
Hawthorne). As a little girl, I loved Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland.
If
you could spend the day with one of the characters from The Sequel who would it
be? Please tell us why you chose this particular character, where you would go
and what you would do.
I would love to spend the day with Glenn
Lucasek, the CEO of the T.A.H. Institute.
Glenn runs this secret alien research facility. The institute is built inside of the Ruby
Mountains and works as a museum, observatory, genetic laboratory, and even a TV
show set. I would have Glenn show me all
of the evidence that proves alien existence.
What
was the hardest scene from The Sequel to write?
The epilogue was the most difficult. I knew what I wanted to do, but had a hard
time articulating it. It took several
rewrites to get it just how I wanted.
What
made you want to become a writer?
I love a good story-books, movies, TV shows,
all of it. It has been a dream of mine
for years. I am grateful that I carved
out the time to pursue it. Seven novels
later, I am still challenged by the craft.
It has yet to get old and stale for me.
Writing a story has a magical quality to it. Sometimes the plot and the characters come to
life.
Just
for fun
(a Favorite
song: So many, hmmm….It’s Christmas time so O Holy Night-love most
versions, especially Tracy Chapman.
(b Favorite
book: Angels and Demons, Dan
Brown and Brave New World, Aldous
Huxley
(c Favorite
movie: Chicago, Fallen, Angel Heart,
The Notebook, and Devil’s Advocate.
(d Favorite
tv show: That’s easy-Game of Thrones. Also loved Sopranos.
(e Favorite
Food: Everything! Really love
cheesecake, pizza, and nachos.
(f Favorite
drink: Love flavored Perrier and Shamrock shakes.
(g Favorite
website: http://the-avidreader.blogspot.com
Also love
Gaia.
Thanks
so much for visiting with us today!
Thank you so much for having me!
Author Bio:
Dina Rae brings an academic element to her novels by weaving
research and history throughout the stories. Big Pharma, Big Agri, Big
Conspiracy is Dina's first nonfiction work.
Dina lives with her husband, two daughters, and dog 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 in e-zines, websites, blogs, newspapers, and syndicated radio
programs. When she is not writing she is reading novels from her favorite
authors Dan Brown, Stephen King, Brad Thor, and George R.R. Martin. She also
enjoys reading about religion, UFOs, New World Order, government conspiracies,
political intrigue, and other cultures. The Best Seller, her newest
sci-fi novel, is released by Solstice Publishing.
1 comments:
Thanks so much for the fabulous review and also having me on your blog!!!!!
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