Roswell Fanatics

PART TEN Corona, New Mexico, Earth. July 2, 1947. 2 p.m. William Brazel headed for the truck parked in his driveway. On the way he looked over to the neighbor’s yard, where eight year-old Dee was laughing as she ran through the sprinkler. She saw him watching and waved gaily. “Hi, Mac!” she called. ...

PART NINE Roswell, New Mexico, Earth. July 2, 1947, 11 a.m. George Wilcox parked his car smack dab in front of the Roswell Sheriff’s office, in the VIP spot. Being a Sheriff himself had it’s advantages. Wilcox pushed opened the office door, grateful for the marginally cooler air that greeted him aft...

PART EIGHT “There,” Jaddo said, pointing to a spot on the shimmering, holographic projection of earth suspended in midair. “That is a vast, uninhabited region. A perfect hiding place.” The four Warders were gathered round the small table in the control room, gazing intently at the hologram and consu...

PART SEVEN Brivari sat in the control room looking out the viewport, deep in thought. They would reach Antar shortly. He must make his decision—and his move—very soon. A sound behind him caused him to turn. Urza had come up behind him almost noiselessly. “I thought you would be asleep,” Brivari said...

PART SIX After a brief silence, everyone began talking at once. “Wonderful!” Urza cried. “Thank goodness,” sighed Valeris. “Why?” asked Jaddo with typical suspicion. Brivari held up his hand for silence. “Balor, if this is true, this is very good news indeed. But how is this possible?” “The Argilian...

PART FIVE Urza stood amongst the hissing stasis units, still unable to believe this had happened. They were dead. All of them. And it’s my fault, Urza thought miserably. His failure to act was directly responsible for the carnage in this room and on his planet. He moved to Vilandra’s stasis unit, ga...

PART FOUR Valeris hummed as he prepared the food. He was starving. He carefully set the hot dish between the two plates, wondering absentmindedly why he was always so careful with hot things. It would take a great deal of heat indeed to harm him or any of his colleagues. But burning was a danger to ...

PART THREE Brivari stood in the doorway, silhouetted against the light of the hallway. The door closed behind him as he entered, and he adjusted the light level upward with a thought. But not too high. He needed light, but he did not think he could bear what he would see in the full intensity of the...

PART TWO Valeris shifted uncomfortably in his seat. He had been sitting in this position for hours, working carefully. He was almost finished. A final nudge, and….. there . That was the last. Swinging aside the bright overhead lamp, Valeris carried his latest creation over to the incubator and caref...

Table of Contents : Book 1, And the Stars Fell From the Sky : Page 1 Book 2, Alien Sky : Page 2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TITLE: And the Stars Fell From the Sky --Complete AUTHOR: Kathy W RATING: YTEEN CATEGORY: Backstory. No couples. Unless you consider Nasedo and Langley a ...