Michael Drakich
Paperback | Pages: 261 pages Rating: 4.7 | 10 Users | 7 Reviews
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In October of 1957, more than Sputnik fell to Earth...Set against the back drop of the Space Race and the Cold War, both the United States and the Soviet Union have a new issue to deal with, aliens from outer space. Both the Braannoo and the Muurgu are at war with each other and Earth becomes the newest battleground in their struggle. Spanning time from the launch of Sputnik to the near future, the interplay of historical events from a new light make you ask the question, could this all be true? The capture of aliens near small town USA unites three players from different quarters, Commander Kraanox of the Braannoo, First Lieutenant Wayne Bucknell as his captor and seven year old Justin Spencer, the first to make alien contact.
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| Title | : | Grave is the Day |
| Author | : | Michael Drakich |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 261 pages |
| Published | : | October 24th 2012 by self-published (first published March 2011) |
| Categories | : | Free Books. Download Books |
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Ratings: 4.7 From 10 Users | 7 ReviewsCritique Regarding Books Grave is the Day
Title: Grave Is The DayAuthor: Michael DrakichPublisher: kNight Romance Publishingwww.knightromancepublishing.comISBN 13: 978-09813129707ISBN 10: 0983129703Genre: Science FictionPages: 155Reviewed by Amy J. Ramsey of Ramseys Reviewswww.ramseysreviews.comRating: 5 Blood DropsThe 1940s; a time when mistrust and suspicion run rampant between Earths most powerful nations, and the United States and Soviet Union are competing against each other to be the first in space. They will soon learn that an
The writing was great and pulled me in (there were a few editing hiccups here and there, but nothing to throw me out of the storyobviously since I stayed up way to late reading this) the characters were well rounded and each with their own distinct personality.The way he wove historical events in and gave them other reasons for happening was absolutely masterful. The science fiction elements were plausible and made perfect sense in the book. I loved the little details like when the Flintstones
I found this book really enjoyable. The melding of the historical facts with the fictional happening was masterful. I enjoyed following the character of Justin from a young boy to adulthood and even his sons involvement in the final acts. There was some technical problem with the writing in a few places like the typewriter got stuck and made a paragraph or two hard to read but I was able to decipher it. It might be something that needs looked at. Loved the pet Rex. All in all a good read.
I'm torn between four and five stars. Finally I decided to give four stars. But while writing the review I changed my mind and changed my rating to five stars.Great mix of historical facts with fiction. science fiction. Enjoyable characters.The following review has been published on my blog and on Amazon under my Amazon nick name brienneselwynMy ExpectationsBased on the blurb and on the cover I expected a character driven story with action and twists and turns.The DeliveryThe 225 pages of the
Loved this book. Enjoyed the mix of sci-fi and real events. The story begins when seven-year-old Justin Spencer sneaks out on the balcony roof one night to see if he can catch a glimpse of Sputnik, the first satellite ever launched. What Justin sees instead is the crash of a UFO in the woods near his house. Michael Drakich's tale of the capture and imprisonment of the survivors of the UFO crash draws a strong parallel with the famous reports of the crash of an unidentified flying object on a
This is a fantastic book! What starts out as an homage to the science fiction movies of the drive-in era, quickly changes and evolves into a decades spanning space epic. The story revolves around the repeated contacts between Earth and an alien race, and is set to the backdrop of the real life birth and growth of our own space travel programs. My favourite aspect of the book was the relationship forged between Kraanox (an alien, in case the name didnt tip you off) and Justin Spence (a seven year
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