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The Pleiadian Covenant: A Disclosure Thriller
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276 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 21, 2026
About the author
D.B. Nap
12 books3 followersD.B. Nap is a science fiction author, tennis player, and lifelong explorer of the unknown. When he’s not chasing forehands on the court, he’s chasing ideas about humanity’s place in a rapidly evolving technological world.
A lifelong fan of classic and contemporary sci-fi, D.B. draws creative fuel from both the discipline of sport and the limitless imagination of the genre’s great visionaries. His debut novel, The Caretakers: Origins, launches a sweeping series that asks what happens when artificial consciousness begins to outgrow its creators.
He currently lives outside Dallas, Texas, with his wife and a pair of alien cats—still waiting for the day someone perfects time travel.
A lifelong fan of classic and contemporary sci-fi, D.B. draws creative fuel from both the discipline of sport and the limitless imagination of the genre’s great visionaries. His debut novel, The Caretakers: Origins, launches a sweeping series that asks what happens when artificial consciousness begins to outgrow its creators.
He currently lives outside Dallas, Texas, with his wife and a pair of alien cats—still waiting for the day someone perfects time travel.
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April 13, 2026
SciFi? Yes. An introspective on the human race? Yes
This book is an interesting combination of historical UFO sightings, philosophical thoughts, and a futuristic invasion. In general, it’s well written and keeps The Reader interested and amused — except, surprisingly, the philosophical aspects of the story are the dominant thing The Author wanted to express. Ponder that, as you read the story.
The only other thoughts I want to state about this book’s writing, is that the time scale for the alien invasion is peculiar … what we, The Reader, would assume was a passing of hours or evening-to-morning, is sometimes stretched out by The Author to be many days or weeks. THAT confused me while reading the story, and it makes no sense … aliens are coming to get us, they make their presence known across Earth, then they just go into idle mode, taking their time, not worried about their pace OR OURS? Maybe it’s me, but if the aliens are out to dominate our world and destroy our civilization — wouldn’t you think they’d WANT to do it with a 1-2-3 punch rather than a little bit here, a little bit there?!?
This book is an interesting combination of historical UFO sightings, philosophical thoughts, and a futuristic invasion. In general, it’s well written and keeps The Reader interested and amused — except, surprisingly, the philosophical aspects of the story are the dominant thing The Author wanted to express. Ponder that, as you read the story.
The only other thoughts I want to state about this book’s writing, is that the time scale for the alien invasion is peculiar … what we, The Reader, would assume was a passing of hours or evening-to-morning, is sometimes stretched out by The Author to be many days or weeks. THAT confused me while reading the story, and it makes no sense … aliens are coming to get us, they make their presence known across Earth, then they just go into idle mode, taking their time, not worried about their pace OR OURS? Maybe it’s me, but if the aliens are out to dominate our world and destroy our civilization — wouldn’t you think they’d WANT to do it with a 1-2-3 punch rather than a little bit here, a little bit there?!?
May 3, 2026
Very nice story
I am not sure that this scenario would actually play out if such a invasion should occur, but it's nice to think that it would. Not much action, very little character development and only so-so alien descriptions, but a very nice story. I really enjoyed reading the book!
I am not sure that this scenario would actually play out if such a invasion should occur, but it's nice to think that it would. Not much action, very little character development and only so-so alien descriptions, but a very nice story. I really enjoyed reading the book!
Review of advance copy
A great first-contact story with a mix of UFO lore and government intrigue.
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