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Humanoids and High Strangeness presents 20 original cases of face-to-face contact with humanoids. The diversity of entities is mind-boggling: grays, human-looking ETs, mantids, reptilians, strange humanoids, angels, nature spirits, ghosts, poltergeists, demons, bigfoot, and supernatural entities of all kinds. A mother and son from Ohio are taken onboard a UFO together that will leave them searching for answers for the rest of their lives. An English teacher in Peru sees a UFO with a human-looking ET inside it, and experiences missing time. Soon, the ETs return.

For 100 years, strange activity has been occurring off the southern California Coast. Mile for mile, this area is one of the top producers of USOs (unidentified submersible objects) in the entire world. Drawing on firsthand testimonies from the Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, police officers, lifeguards, residents and many others, Preston Dennett presents a compelling case for the possible existence of an undersea UFO base.

THE BLACKSMITH is a post-apocalyptic, speculative dystopian thriller novel on the surface. Underneath, it’s a story about war, grief, survivor's guilt, love, faith, sacrifice, and redemption.Sixty-two-year-old Jeremiah Pratt is a veteran of the Great Civil War, and despite decades of combat...

The Teen Entrepreneur's AI Advantage: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Start and Grow Your Business—is AI the secret to teen entrepreneurial success? How can young visionaries leverage modern technology to carve out their niche? This book offers a deep dive into how teens can develop an...

In Mossglide Forest, a family of forest kangaroos dreams of building a safe city high among the trees after floods, predators, and shrinking ground paths make life below increasingly uncertain. Parents Rowan and Elia, their inventive daughter Kiri, their restless son Toma, and Grandmother Vela...

Refusing A Crown is sweeping and original history that reveals how George Washington’s voluntary surrender of power—an act unmatched in its time—shaped the American republic, influenced revolutions around the world, and remains one of the few moments in history capable of uniting Americans across today’s political divide. At a time when Americans once again argue about power, authority, and whether the nation still believes in “no kings,” one figure continues to stand apart: George Washington.