Kirjahaku

(Part 5 of From Roswell to Area 51 - each story also stands alone in the Earth's Secret Alliance universe.) When peace is the only weapon left. In the summer of 1947, a mysterious craft crashes outside Roswell, New Mexico. As the truth spreads through military channels, General Frank Jones is called to lead a mission unlike any other - one that will test the very meaning of duty. The survivors of the crash, the Zalmen, are peaceful beings who offer technology that could change the world... but only if humanity vows never to use it to kill. When the ruthless Moad close in to destroy the Zalmen and seize their power, Jones faces an impossible choice. Bound by orders to defend Earth yet constrained by the Zalmen's vow of peace, he must fight a war where every act of violence risks humanity's soul. If he fails, the Moad will unleash the Zalmen's own technology upon Earth - and peace itself may perish. Clean, thought-provoking, and deeply human, Earth's Secret Alliance explores courage, conscience, and compassion more than science or war - soft science fiction for readers who love Star Trek's optimism and The Day the Earth Stood Still's moral clarity. Contains mild references to adult themes (alcohol and relationships) and non-graphic depictions of military conflict and violence. Recommended for readers 15 and up.

(Part 2 of From Roswell to Area 51 - each story also stands alone in the Earth's Secret Alliance universe.) ★★★★★ "Amazing A very imaginative first contact with an alien race. Great detail and fascinating descriptions." - Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★ "I really liked this book for a bit of light reading. Humorous in places and not too taxing on the brain " - Goodreads Reviewer When aliens come in peace, can humanity rise to meet them? The Zalmen have arrived on Earth eager to share their wisdom - and form an alliance that could advance humanity by centuries. But when these peace-loving vegetarians discover how humans treat other living creatures, their trust begins to crumble. In 1947, master diplomat Ryan Wilcox faces the impossible: convince an alien civilization that humanity deserves a chance. One wrong word could destroy the fragile hopes of interplanetary friendship - and spark a conflict Earth can't possibly win. Can Ryan find common ground before fear turns allies into enemies? Or will humanity's flaws cost them the greatest opportunity in history? Earth's Secret Alliance is a collection of clean, family-friendly, uplifting, and thought-provoking first contact stories. Each tale explores moral courage, cooperation, and compassion in a time of global uncertainty - soft science fiction perfect for fans of Star Trek and The Twilight Zone. ★★★★★ "It kept me interested and involved. I'd Like to know more about the main characters. Now I want to see what happens next." - Amazon Reviewer Rated PG-13 for social and moral themes.

(Part 4 of From Roswell to Area 51 - each story also stands alone in the Earth's Secret Alliance universe.) ★★★★★ "A very nice and easy read. I love how it handles the theme of women in men dominated fields and how to overcome it. I love how it was built and told. Overall just a really nice read." - Goodreads Reviewer One woman's brilliance could save humanity-if anyone will listen. In 1947, as whispers of an alien invasion spread, Mary Goss, a nineteen-year-old physics prodigy, is recruited for a top-secret Army project. She expects scientific discovery. She uncovers something far greater - proof that humanity is not alone. But while Mary races to decipher alien technology, her male colleagues dismiss her at every turn. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Mary must rise above prejudice and self-doubt before it's too late. Clean, family-friendly, and uplifting, Earth's Secret Alliance is soft science fiction that explores courage, conscience, and cooperation more than technology or war. Perfect for readers who enjoy Contact's wonder and Hidden Figures' determination.

★★★★★ "I can't wait to read the rest of this series. It has definitely got me excited by the story so far." - Goodreads ReviewerWhen Private Malcolm Dow went to clean up a crashed weather balloon, he came face-to-face with an alien instead.Being an alien of sorts in his own otherwise all-white regiment, Malcolm instantly took on the Alien's plight - military help for his besieged planet, Zalma.And it's not just Zalma; Earth will be next. But to do so, he must first overcome the obstacles he's faced since childhood and find a voice for himself. The trouble is, he's not the only one who knows they're here.Audiobook, Dyslexic Edition, and Large Print Editions available ★★★★★ "Very interesting and intriguing. I would like to know how the rest of the story unfolds. I would highly recommend this. Book to anyone." - Goodreads Reviewer

When Private Malcolm Dow went to clean up a crashed weather balloon, he came face-to-face with an alien instead.Being an alien of sorts in his own otherwise all-white regiment, Malcolm instantly took on the Alien's plight - military help for his besieged planet, Zalma.And it's not just Zalma; Earth will be next. But to do so, he must first overcome the obstacles he's faced since childhood and find a voice for himself. The trouble is, he's not the only one who knows they're here.Earth's Secret Alliance is a series of feel-good, alternate history, one-to-two-hour short stories. They have no sex, no drugs, no alcohol, and no crime.Audiobook, Dyslexic Edition, and Large Print Editions available

The Zalmen have arrived on Earth hungry for collaboration. But they're about to lose their appetite.In 1947, master diplomat Ryan Wilcox is asked to negotiate an interplanetary alliance. It's an opportunity that Earth can't afford to miss. The aliens offer knowledge that will speed up human advancement by hundreds of years.However, the Zalmen are vegetarians and have never seen meat before. They become fearful of humans.Will Ryan rise to the challenge and find common ground? Or is it the end of life as we know it?

Major General Greg Newman has always been self-centered and opportunistic - even using WWII as a stepping stone to advance his career. Now that the war is over, he's looking for a new way to add more stars to his shoulders.Soon Greg is approached about a secret mission spying on a superior officer and a classified research facility. He hopes this job will land him that quick promotion, but has reservations about surveilling this officer. Voicing his concern is only met with not-so-subtle threats.Now entangled in a diabolical plan, Greg questions which boundaries he's unwilling to cross. If he doesn't jettison his morals entirely, then his career will surely go down in flames. Greg must decide who to trust, and that becomes a choice between a quick promotion, or saving his country - and maybe even the world