Julia Oien

Alien Park, Dunes Julia Oien

This book contains a Sci-Fi novel up front, with twenty years of Ufology research in the back. Alien Park, Dunes Parks have rules, regulations and pathways to follow. They also have posted warning signs to help keep the public safe. This park has some extra considerations for their guests: Your entire visit will be watched and recorded by the U. S. Government and visiting Alien beings. There's a ten percent chance that you will be taken by the Aliens for study sometime during your stay. There's a five percent chance that if taken, you will not return. There's a two percent chance that if taken and returned, you will remember it. National Park Ranger John Sloan is close to retirement after his nineteen years of service. He has requested a different park location to wind down and finish his career. When settled at the next park he notices that he doesn't fit in well with his co-workers. He doesn't realize that the other Rangers have all been handpicked for this park having special training and high level security clearances. All will soon realize that he was relocated to the wrong park. During his first week on the job, a child goes missing and the search is on--but not really. That bothers John--a lot. When his fellow Rangers fail to follow proper search procedures, he embarks on a quest to find the child on his own. It is then that he unravels a conspiracy between the U. S. Government and visiting Aliens. This 480 page book is the second in a series reviewing Alien and UFO activities in the North American Southwest. It has 100 plus maps, photos, sketches and diagrams for review. The first book was Southwest UFO Triangle Theory.