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Are We Alone?: A Realistic UFO Story

Are We Alone?: A Realistic UFO Story

Paperback

Science Fiction

ISBN13: 9798951129239
Publisher: M.S. Wright
Published: Jun 16 2026
Pages: 192
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.41 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
When graduate physics student Denys Shpot discovers an unexplained signal hidden within James Webb telescope data, what begins as a scientific curiosity quickly spirals into something far more dangerous. Together with brilliant researcher Mary Jensen, he uncovers evidence suggesting the signal may not only originate from beyond Earth-but may also possess the ability to influence the human mind.

In M.S. Wright's Are We Alone?: A Realistic UFO Story, the pair, Shpot and Jensen, secretly investigate the mysterious beam across isolated locations in New Mexico and beyond, they find themselves entangled with UFO investigators, FBI interrogations, covert government contracts, and phenomena that defy conventional science. Strange visions, extrasensory abilities, mind-reading, apparitions, and predictive instincts begin to blur the line between scientific discovery and psychological transformation.

At the center of the story is not only the mystery itself, but also the evolving relationship between Denys and Mary-two intelligent but emotionally guarded individuals navigating grief, ambition, secrecy, and attraction while confronting forces they barely understand.

In Are We Alone?: A Realistic UFO Story, M.S. Wright is Blending hard science fiction, extraterrestrial mystery, government conspiracy, romance, and psychological suspense. This novel explores the terrifying possibilities of alien communication and the ethical consequences of manipulating the human mind. Thought-provoking and atmospheric, it asks one unsettling question: if humanity discovered a technology capable of reshaping thought itself, could anyone truly be trusted with it?

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