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Verus Box Set
The three books in the Verus Foundation Series together in one bundle.
By the late 1960s, as America prepared to land a man on the Moon, plans were also secretly prepared for close encounters in space.
The crew of Apollo 8, all military men, were under strict orders that transcended their responsibility to NASA.
They were told never to divulge anything unexpected that may or may not occur on the far side of the Moon, while they were out of radio contact with Earth.
Yet when it comes to secrets, this one is but the tip of the iceberg.
So many critical incidents occur in our world (and off it) that we're never told about.
So many secrets within secrets. So many agencies, so much compartmentalisation. So few deemed to have the need to know.
In fact, there's hardly a person alive who knows enough to put all the puzzle pieces together.
It's the job of the Verus Foundation to document these secrets, to write the definitive version of human history minus political bias and religious revisionism.
Verus is our warts-and-all archive of the good, the bad — and especially the ugly.
Verus is truth. The whole truth. Gathered for that day in the distant future when humanity is deemed ready to hear it.
All of these books have a string of five-star reviews from Amazon readers —
Sleeping Gods:
The first men to fly to the Moon see something strange.
"Surprising and intriguing"
"Well researched and well written"
"Can definitely recommend this author"
"Great read. Once I started I could not stop"
Apollo 8.1:
Astronaut Frank Borman is alone and stranded on the lunar surface.
"Starts off with a bang and keeps the tension rising"
"I highly recommend reading this book"
"This is a mind-blowing book"
"If you love good, imaginative, science fiction, Apollo 8.1 is a must read."
Blank:
Two global disasters in one day — what are the odds?
"This is an original, fascinating book which I found difficult to put down."
"Can't put it down and found myself reading well into the night"
"A little sci-fi, a lot apocalypse, a hint of romance and a priest with a horde of gold and a traveling chair!"
"There’s a distinct ‘Lost’ flavour to certain things (when Lost was good I mean!)"
By the late 1960s, as America prepared to land a man on the Moon, plans were also secretly prepared for close encounters in space.
The crew of Apollo 8, all military men, were under strict orders that transcended their responsibility to NASA.
They were told never to divulge anything unexpected that may or may not occur on the far side of the Moon, while they were out of radio contact with Earth.
Yet when it comes to secrets, this one is but the tip of the iceberg.
So many critical incidents occur in our world (and off it) that we're never told about.
So many secrets within secrets. So many agencies, so much compartmentalisation. So few deemed to have the need to know.
In fact, there's hardly a person alive who knows enough to put all the puzzle pieces together.
It's the job of the Verus Foundation to document these secrets, to write the definitive version of human history minus political bias and religious revisionism.
Verus is our warts-and-all archive of the good, the bad — and especially the ugly.
Verus is truth. The whole truth. Gathered for that day in the distant future when humanity is deemed ready to hear it.
All of these books have a string of five-star reviews from Amazon readers —
Sleeping Gods:
The first men to fly to the Moon see something strange.
"Surprising and intriguing"
"Well researched and well written"
"Can definitely recommend this author"
"Great read. Once I started I could not stop"
Apollo 8.1:
Astronaut Frank Borman is alone and stranded on the lunar surface.
"Starts off with a bang and keeps the tension rising"
"I highly recommend reading this book"
"This is a mind-blowing book"
"If you love good, imaginative, science fiction, Apollo 8.1 is a must read."
Blank:
Two global disasters in one day — what are the odds?
"This is an original, fascinating book which I found difficult to put down."
"Can't put it down and found myself reading well into the night"
"A little sci-fi, a lot apocalypse, a hint of romance and a priest with a horde of gold and a traveling chair!"
"There’s a distinct ‘Lost’ flavour to certain things (when Lost was good I mean!)"
515 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 20, 2019
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