Alan Foster

Movie star Jason Carter is on vacation in Peru. All he wants is a break, but what he finds is a lost civilization of extra-dimensional Incas bent on the conquest of the world. Aided by his cat, a bank robber, an archaelogist, an Amazon and three alien vegetables, he tries to stop them.

When machines cease their required functions in order to search for a non-human species of higher intelligence, their quest produces a threat to man and machine. Now the fate of the galaxy lies in the hands of five senior citizens and their faithful food processor. An unusual new novel from the author of "Cyber Way."

The Navajo are famous for their rugs and sand paintings. What if those sand paintings with their mystical images and messages were all part of an ancient alien web that could bend and warp time and space as we know it? Two law enforcement officers are going to investigate this first hand - provided they can prevent a murdering psychopath from destroying our world first.

Allen Dean Foster I believe to be a flaming liberal whose type I abhor and try to stay away from. He is also one of my most favorite authors whose books very seldom disappoint me. Try saying that three times while gargaraling a full mouthful of peanuts. Point is, our separate views of America's politics are flatly 180 degrees from each other. I get the best part of that situation - I have read re-read and enjoyed his books for decades while he has only extracted a pittance of money from me for the books. Strangely, this story builds on similar differences with an individual(s), vastly difference races and whole racial beliefs that will wind up being affected. It tells an outstanding story of one man's rise from a teen punk to heights undreamed of, prepared in an absolute buffet of thoughts, feelings, goals and survival that makes for mighty good reading. gmb 8-21-20

The Sonderberg family doesn’t know it yet, but this isn’t going to be any ordinary road trip. A quiet drive down Interstate 40 becomes a trip into an alternate reality when they pick up an unassuming hitchhiker. It turns out the family has just given a ride to an alien who has the fate of the universe resting on her shoulders. Now the Sonderberg family must fight evil alongside their new alien friend in a desperate attempt to save the world they love.

Rather than become a spellsinger like his father Jon-Tom, teenage Buncan decides to do his own thing, and puts together a band with Mudge and Weegee’s children that features rap music. Unfortunately for them it is Buncan and his band who possess the power to battle the sinister Grand Veritable