Romans & histoires Fiction Alien Books

the young woman explained. Elizabeth moved forward to take a closer look at one of the books displayed inside a showcase. It was an old book and it looked soiled. The cover of the book showed several small circles, each one depicting a form of metamorphosis. One of them particularly caught her attention. It showed a humanoid creature morphing step by step into something that looked like a phoenix. “One of these books might have an answer to where the dinosaurs actually came from,” Agatha joked.

Within seconds, Felix joined them. The light that grew stronger with every minute of sunrise showed the three spectators something that they never expected to see. There, in the field where they’d held council just the night before was a small herd of walking dead battling a half dozen creatures that had the body of a human, but the head of a bug. There were also a few very tall humans whose appearance and strength was just different enough to make them realize that they were also aliens. “Zombies verses aliens,” Felix said with a low whistle. “That’s not something you see every day.”

"With my recent findings of Pastonville's mysteries. Especially what happened tonight; the tremors, the loud shrill, everyone has fallen asleep from all this, the mysterious red light. I concur that this is a work of some kind of alien race. Hiding and covering their evidence while trying to take over the town. And that's their phase one before taking over the country. And then...the world! And we're gonna find out." "Or it could be Mythologicals not Extraterrestrials...." Maddie stated bluntly, sticking her tongue out at him. "Shut up. No, it isn't." The three geeks hid amongst the old pines and dry dead oak trees, witnessing an entirely unimaginable scene they first met. "Quick! Hide!" Dor

She was terrified. "Can you hear me? What place is this? Why did you bring me here?" She asked. He looked the same again. He was very angry with her. This time the stranger raised both his hands and took a step towards her. She took two steps back in fear, even though he was ten steps away from her and the next moment he came towards him like a gust of wind. She could say with certainty that he had covered the distance of nine steps in a thousandth of a second. And that's all there is to it. She fainted and fell to the ground. He stared blankly at her. And then he pointed his index finger at her. Three seconds later, her body began to move. She stood up and took small steps and sat on the so

His hand never left mine as we walked back inside. The moment we returned, Alistair was waiting, almost as if he knew I’d come back. Without warning, he snapped his fingers and then disappeared, only to reappear with a thick, ancient-looking book in his hands. “What are you—” Liam started, but Alistair opened the book. He started to mutter words in a strange demonic language. The air shifted. My stomach flipped as the walls dissolved. The floor melted away beneath us. A rush of wind entered the room and when I blinked, we weren’t in the room anymore.

Gailan reminded her. “How long have you been here on earth?” She asked, looking up at me. “Close to fifteen years.” “You mean all this time aliens were walking among us, and no one has ever found out?” “We have always been careful. At least until now.” Lucas said glaring at his screen at me. Kellie shook her head, “I can’t believe I am speaking with aliens from another world.” “Not only speaking to but bonded to one.” Gabe said looking at me, “That is if what Mitch said is true and you both shared the bonding dream?”

He rubs his face slowly, pacing in a small circle on the smooth glass floor of the chamber. “Okay,” he says after a moment, “I just want to confirm something before I panic properly.” The Custodian watches him silently. “You’re saying there is a civilization eating monster six light years away from Earth.” Yes. “And it destroys intelligent species.” Correct. “And somehow we are now on its radar because aliens turned Aidan’s brain into a cosmic signal tower.” The stars inside the Custodian’s body shimmer faintly. That is an accurate summary. Matteo nods slowly. “Good. Just making sure I understood the nightmare correctly.”

Sleep. But I can't. “What’s that?” I ask. She doesn’t look up. “A book.” “What’s it about?” “Aliens that disguise themselves as furniture to observe human mating patterns.” “Why would they want to do that?” She glances at me. “Aren’t you aware that humans have the best sex amongst species?” “Hm.” I rest an arm behind my head. “I wonder what kind of furniture they pretend to be. Chairs? Dressers?”

Various theories have the library being built there by aliens, by a civilization ten thousand years old, or by a race of vampires. Caitlin let the book fall from her lap, her mouth open in shock, and it landed with a thump on the floor. She sat straight up, feeling a jolt. She suddenly felt wide awake, as if she had just lost all sense of time and place. She picked the book up again, her throat dry, and read the words again and again, desperately, like a castaway starving for water.

“And let me know how the Smith ones are, I've been meaning to check him out.” A few minutes later Janice lay down on her cot and gingerly opened one of the books. She was always careful with books she got from the library, especially those that came from other places. She had an almost obsessive fear of damaging one of them and being told she could no longer borrow books. The thought disturbed her so much that she started to flip past the title pages and began to read. Before long, she was drawn into the novel which seemed to be about two races of aliens and their struggles over a galaxy that would one day be called the Milky Way. She was totally engrossed in the narrative when the words beg