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Alien Deception
Tuesday, 29 September 2009 04:26 | 
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Award-nominated author Tony Ruggerio joins Dragon Moon Press with Alien Deception. Classic Space Opera with a Stanley Kubrick twist... Nothing is as it appears. Nothing. Your whole life you think you understand who and what you are, and then one day you learn that it is all a lie. So what do you do? You have lunch with the leading candidate for President of the United States. You...and your alien friends. The United Council for Developing Worlds, an alien conglomeration of civilized planets, wants to help the Earth move forward into space-or at least that is what the plan appears to be. Caught in the middle of the struggle for Earth domination, two humans unknowingly hold the key which can topple the tyrannical rule of the alien race-if they can stay alive long enough to use it.
Reviews:
"...fast paced, filled with exciting mind-boggling concepts, while at the same time engaging our emotions with very human and very believable characters. All in all this is a very good read for lovers of mind-expanding Science Fiction." -- --Marge Robbins, SimeGen Book Reviews --Marge Robbins, SimeGen Book Reviews Marge Robbins, SimeGen Book Reviews
"This book is a wonderful throwback to the good old days of pulp fiction." -- David McKinlay, Word of Mouth SF Book Review
"Tony Ruggiero has written about aliens and humans coexisting, bringing forth with imagination how aliens might actually be out there in the great beyond. This fast-paced story is about something everyone thinks about at one time or another. With a strong basis for his story, he creates a magical universe for us all to journey through." -- Rita Porter, Inscriptions Book Review
Fantastic writing! Mr. Ruggiero has written realistic characters that make your mouth drop. I found Mr. Ruggiero's book...to be well-written, fascinating, creative, and gripping. I loved it. I'm positive any lover of science fiction will be crazy about this book." -- Jennifer LB Leese, A StoryWeaver Book Review
"Populated by intriguing, colorful characters and dizzying plot twists and is a thoughtful commentary on present day politics and a darn entertaining romp through the future." -- John Patrick Schmitz, Editor of The Door to Worlds Imagined
Fans will demand more Council visits to other worlds. -- Harriet Klausner, SimeGen Book Reviews
I was captivated! -- Michael Thal, Scribes World Reviews
And don't miss the sequel!
Alien Revelation
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