When Samantha takes on the job of spiritually advising Rand, an aging rocker, she does not expect to uncover a mystery that the government has covered up. That crash in Area 51? That wasn't due to government testing, but something much worse. Samantha works hard to figure out the mystery with the help of friends, especially Annagell Haggerty - a goddess/FBI agent who adds a dose of humor into the novel. The question is will the mystery be solved in time?
Samantha is a fun character. The reader knows that she is good at her job as a fake psychic. Her abilities to fool people and getting them to tell her their own secrets will come in handy with this latest mystery. She can be a little hard to connect to in the beginning of the book, but the reader will grow closer to her towards the middle of the novel.
MAGICAL ALIENATION is a fairly fast-paced adventure. The explanation behind the mystery is detailed and interesting. The Gods and Goddesses portion of the novel will make the reader laugh, bite their nails, and avidly read on. Mystery readers should look into this one.
When fake psychic Samantha Brennan heads to Sedona, Arizona
as spiritual advisor to the aging bad boy of rock, Rand
Riker, she never expects to uncover the most shocking
secret the government has kept for the last sixty years:
the truth about the being in the spaceship that crashed in
Roswell, New Mexico in 1947. With its rock stars and shape
shifters, gods and haunting militia leaders, MAGICAL
ALIENATION will turn what you think you know upside down.
Even Samantha's favorite partner in crime, goddess-in-
hiding FBI Special Agent, Annabelle Haggerty, wrestles with
the most destructive paradox of her life. While the rock
people twist the surface of the earth and Sedona heads into
the darkest night the planet has ever seen, Samantha
wonders which, if any of them, will survive. But she should
know by now that when Celtic gods are involved, nothing is
ever as it appears.
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