Who owns planet Earth?
This is probably the most amazing book you will ever read!
Do you think Oswald shot Kennedy? Did we really reach the moon? It the president a puppet for aliens?
Yeah, conspiracy, baby, but this book goes a lot further than any conspiracy theorist ever dreamed! It is a fusion of secret history, terrorism, mystery, war, and a lot more!
You might even find out the truth about Monkeyland.
Publishers don’t particularly like conspiracies. Why? Well, here’s a conspiracy for you…the major publishing houses are corporations who are owned by…other corporations, and the biggest corporations, the ones in charge of everything, don’t want people thinking about conspiracies and aliens and things.
They don’t want the slaves of planet earth to realize they are slaves.
Slavery tends to make people uneasy, and publishers believe that uneasy people don’t want to read about how they are nothing but slaves. Heck, they might even revolt!
Except that every person I have ever met has wanted to talk about aliens and Kennedy and just about every other conspiracy there is.
Which brings us to The Bomber’s Story.
ABOUT THE BOOK!
At the beginning of every chapter in this book, and the next one (The Madman’s Story) the secret history of planet Earth is detailed. Every war, every plague, every misfortune that befalls the poor people of planet Earth has been planned!
Into the mess that is planet Earth comes a bomber named Bob.
Bob is blowing up a building a day in Los Angeles. In a country of 300 million nobody knows who Bob is, or why he is blowing up a major city. Is he insane?
Detective Randall Davis is assigned the task of breaking Bob, and what he finds out starts to make insanity look good!
Bob, you see, has a story to tell, and it just might have to do with who really rules planet Earth!
Do you want to find out who rules planet Earth? All you have to do is click on the button and read…
(Is being published as you read this, should be here in. a day or two…)
A REVIEW OF THE MONKEYLAND SERIES
Having read at least a few thousand fiction books and series in my lifetime, I can testify that the Monkeyland series by Al Case is the best fiction series I’ve ever read. It’s got everything. The characters are so well-written and real that it’s just incredible. Even with the bit characters, you will find yourself caring and wondering what will happen to them. Al Case does an excellent job of transporting you to the locale and showing you around. The plot is gripping — and fascinating — and completely original. Everything from the attitude of the press, to the complacency of government and the reality and depth of people’s thought and character, is remarkably true to life.
Want to find out about the next book in the series?
