by J & M Alcock

A brave team from Columbia University experiences a world-changing adventure that takes them from the jungles of the Amazon to the wilderness of Alaska. 

Archaeologist Adriana Alvarez is working on her doctoral thesis to prove Australian Aborigines settled in Brazil in ancient times. The university hires unemployed pilot Steve Forrest to fly her and her team to Cuiabá, Brazil. After entering the jungle, strange things start to happen. They meet gray beings and are taken to a UFO. Bandits and giants threaten their lives despite mercenaries hired to protect them.

Fleeing to New York with news of encounters with the Grays and giants, they inform Columbia’s Dean Harris of the Grays’ request to meet with the UN Security Council. The Grays offer peace on Earth under their leadership, which the UN accepts. However, the team runs for their lives because they know the lies and secrets of the Grays.

Alaska’s wilderness seems the best place to hide, but the Grays and giants don’t give up. They establish a new world government and convert all money to the Grays’ cryptocurrency. A merciless dictator demolishes every religious building and creates temples of his own. Everyone must worship him as their new god. Refusal to comply brings instant death. Any resistance is hunted down and eliminated.

Is the world forever enslaved by the Grays, or is there hope?