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Family is an outlawed concept.Friendships are forbidden. All procreation is artificial and government-controlled.Hazel, a factory-born military driver, accepts these rules as necessities for human survival after the Wipe Out. But deep inside, she is haunted by a loneliness she can't fully understand.When her assistant, Salt, dies in mysterious circumstances, clutching a photograph of what appears to be a mother and son, Hazel is assigned to Military Intelligence and ordered to track down the woman and boy. They are an anomaly - a breach of the strict Moral Code: No woman should ever know her own child. No child should ever meet his mother.Hazel enlists the help of military cadet Lake. Lake challenges everything Hazel has always believed, and they become close friends despite the rules.Their search leads them deep into a wasteland, where the people they meet force Hazel to re-examine the world: People like Zac, who couldn't be brainwashed; the young cadets risking their lives for the sake of their love for each other; and Ethan, the fugitive Psychoscientist who reveals everything he knows about a secret government research lab that's experimenting on healthy humans by infecting them with deadly viruses.Hazel agrees to help Zac and Ethan expose the human experiments. She leads Lake and the cadets in a series of daring raids, gun battles, and escapes, with government forces in hot pursuit.

In our world of instant gratification, there seems to be little time for mysteries or wonder. We question our beliefs and close our minds to that which appears mystical.  But the sands in the hourglass are still falling. Fate has not yet revealed its hand. TRVL''s own Brian J. Cano shares his personal evolution through the lens of paranormal investigation in Grains of Sand. From his early years as a pioneer in paranormal television to some of his most frightening encounters on the sets of major networks, Brian evokes a range of emotions with his accessible tales, prompting readers to contemplate the very heart of human existence. From youthful exploration to demonic confrontation, Brian has gradually peeled away layers of disbelief in his own life, and in the gentle, thoughtful, sometimes humorous manner his fans have come to adore, he allows readers to look with fresh perspective upon their own doubts and wrestle with the existential questions we''re all on some level asking.  Grains of Sand entertains and frightens while ultimately delivering a message of hope that transcends this increasingly tumultuous world. At a time when people are desperate for answers, Brian''s memoir opens minds to otherworldly options and normalizes the long and often complex journey toward realizing them.

No one on Earth has ever photographed a Starship. What we see in photos is a hazy light in the sky, usually white. This is not a Starship, but a sphere of a plasma-like substance, concealing the ship inside. In this book, you will find out what real Starships look like-and will see they are nothing like the sleek Starships envisioned in Star Wars.The advanced races of the universe conquered gravity long ago, and when a ship is weightless, weight, structure, and speed are unfettered. There is no need to be concerned about aerodynamics, as we must when we make our primitive, air-pressure-differential craft on Earth.Learning how to unveil the Starships required a long and frustrating effort. In my 2013 nonfiction book on UFOs, The Complete Story of the Worldwide Invasion of the Orange Orbs, I explained these bright orbs we see in the sky. After writing that book, I began to wonder if it would be possible to peer inside these cloaks and see the concealed Starship.After two years of trial and error, I finally figured out how to unveil the first-ever photos of a Starship. The shapes and colors of the ships are dazzling, and you will find yourself amazed and sometimes dumbfounded by what you will see. The ships are so advanced; you might feel like a caveman, looking at an automobile. You can see it ... but cannot understand it. You will be, never-the-less, fascinated and perhaps transfixed.