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Dr. Farrell, thank you for 2 great books, ALIEN LOG and ALIEN LOG II. I'm sure the 3rd will be just as enlightening and enjoyable. I have read both books twice and still open them now and then just to read a page or two. I liked everything about them - all the characters, the story line, and it's very true that you have done your homework. ‘Quellin’ did a good job explaining the human condition. I count you and your books among those who have influenced me to learn patience and unconditional love. Thanks for all the hard work and selflessness that you have put into your books - your sharing of yourself is one of life’s greatest gifts. Best of everything as you progress – can’t wait to read ALIEN LOG III. Keep it up! Alien Log II, picks up where Alien Log left off…in the desert. As the team, led by Colonel Pete Mitchell, heads back to base with the recovered alien artifact, Corey is abducted. The aliens can place a memory block on abductees before they are released. As a result Corey’s alien captor, Quellin, freely answers any question Corey might have during a tour of the mother craft. Corey learns many things. For example, he learns the Big Bang Theory is wrong. He learns how the universe is constructed so remote viewing, telepathy, and past life’s regressions are possible. Quellin explains how hybrids will be used to usher in the new world order and what that might look like. Eventually, Corey is released and is joined by his teammates, Wendy and Pete, as they continue the quest to unlock the secrets of the artifact. Wendy and Corey discover that the information she recovers is too dangerous to pass on to Pete who will then pass it on to the President. In the end, they solve the problem in a most unusual way. EXCERPT n the darkness, Colonel Pete Mitchell and Wendy are running away from their chopper that was brought down by the UFO. Pete knows the aliens will be back to recover the artifact he is has with him. They reach a small mountain with a natural cave where they can hide. Pete prepares to climb to the top of the mountain so he can observe with night goggles the downed chopper in the distance. “Yes, now stay here, I want to climb to the top of this mountain and take a peek back toward the chopper,” Pete said, as he left the security of the small cave and began climbing. “You won’t be gone long, will you?” Wendy yelled out, with a tremor in her voice. “No, not long. I just want to make sure our alien friends take the bait and head east,” Pete reassured Wendy. Within five minutes Pete reached the top and slowly raised his head above the boulder he was behind. Cautiously, peering through the night vision goggles, he began searching the horizon to the north-east. The green glow of the chopper’s tailpipes could be seen less than four miles away. Even brighter was the blinking strobe light. Suddenly, a chill went down Pete’s spine. Sitting next to the chopper was a disk-shaped object just like the one that had taken Corey and the colonel. He could only imagine what Captain Herber must be going through. Pete knew it was only a matter of minutes before the alien’s search for him and Wendy would begin. Pete’s frozen stare was locked on the scene playing out three miles away. He was replaying the escape he and Wendy had made from the chopper. Retracing their path, first to the east of the chopper and then to the south-west. Then it dawned on him. He visualized in his mind, green-glowing footprints leading from the chopper to their hiding place. “I hope to God the heat from our footprints is gone or we’re in deep trouble! They’ll find us for sure,” Pete said to himself under his breath. He continued to watch as the disk began glowing and then lifted off, heading easterly at a low altitude. “Keep going, baby. Don’t stop,” he said to the craft through his pursed lips. It continued moving eastward, slowly. Then it stopped a few hundred yards from the chopper! Pete could feel his heart pounding as it turned toward him..
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Dr. Farrell, thank you for 2 great books, ALIEN LOG and ALIEN LOG II. I'm sure the 3rd will be just as enlightening and enjoyable. I have read both books twice and still open them now and then just to read a page or two. I liked everything about them - all the characters, the story line, and it's very true that you have done your homework. ‘Quellin’ did a good job explaining the human condition. I count you and your books among those who have influenced me to learn patience and unconditional love. Thanks for all the hard work and selflessness that you have put into your books - your sharing of yourself is one of life’s greatest gifts. Best of everything as you progress – can’t wait to read ALIEN LOG III. Keep it up! Alien Log II, picks up where Alien Log left off...in the desert. As the team, led by Colonel Pete Mitchell, heads back to base with the recovered alien artifact, Corey is abducted. The aliens can place a memory block on abductees before they are released. As a result Corey’s alien captor, Quellin, freely answers any question Corey might have during a tour of the mother craft. Corey learns many things. For example, he learns the Big Bang Theory is wrong. He learns how the universe is constructed so remote viewing, telepathy, and past life’s regressions are possible. Quellin explains how hybrids will be used to usher in the new world order and what that might look like. Eventually, Corey is released and is joined by his teammates, Wendy and Pete, as they continue the quest to unlock the secrets of the artifact. Wendy and Corey discover that the information she recovers is too dangerous to pass on to Pete who will then pass it on to the President. In the end, they solve the problem in a most unusual way. EXCERPT In the darkness, Colonel Pete Mitchell and Wendy are running away from their chopper that was brought down by the UFO. Pete knows the aliens will be back to recover the artifact he is has with him. They reach a small mountain with a natural cave where they can hide. Pete prepares to climb to the top of the mountain so he can observe with night goggles the downed chopper in the distance. “Yes, now stay here, I want to climb to the top of this mountain and take a peek back toward the chopper,” Pete said, as he left the security of the small cave and began climbing. “You won’t be gone long, will you?” Wendy yelled out, with a tremor in her voice. “No, not long. I just want to make sure our alien friends take the bait and head east,” Pete reassured Wendy. Within five minutes Pete reached the top and slowly raised his head above the boulder he was behind. Cautiously, peering through the night vision goggles, he began searching the horizon to the north-east. The green glow of the chopper’s tailpipes could be seen less than four miles away. Even brighter was the blinking strobe light. Suddenly, a chill went down Pete’s spine. Sitting next to the chopper was a disk-shaped object just like the one that had taken Corey and the colonel. He could only imagine what Captain Herber must be going through. Pete knew it was only a matter of minutes before the alien’s search for him and Wendy would begin. Pete’s frozen stare was locked on the scene playing out three miles away. He was replaying the escape he and Wendy had made from the chopper. Retracing their path, first to the east of the chopper and then to the south-west. Then it dawned on him. He visualized in his mind, green-glowing footprints leading from the chopper to their hiding place. “I hope to God the heat from our footprints is gone or we’re in deep trouble! They’ll find us for sure,” Pete said to himself under his breath. He continued to watch as the disk began glowing and then lifted off, heading easterly at a low altitude. “Keep going, baby. Don’t stop,” he said to the craft through his pursed lips. It continued moving eastward, slowly. Then it stopped a few hundred yards from the chopper! Pete could feel his heart pounding as it turned toward him..
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