My face is on every television, in every newspaper. They say I'm saving the world. I know better. I'm a school principal not a superhero. Of course that doesn't explain the blood on my hands. Or the strange languages coming out of my mouth. Or the feel of swinging a machete. Or the sensation of lifting off the ground before I lose all memory. Someone or something has hijacked my life. How do I get it back? Alien contact leads to adventure and love as the characters/aliens involve themselves in world affairs in this science fiction novel series. But are humans given second chances after our...

Curtis says the clickings in the fillings of my teeth are messages from aliens. He's 14. What does he know? The writing paper by my bed is another thing. I didn't put it there. Curtis says I have to write letters to the editor. Okay, I'll humor the kid. Can't do any harm. Oh My God Everything I've asked for is coming true. I'm so scared, I can't breathe. Now what do I do?

Flo: I was an inmate in this hellhole they charmingly called a nursing home. Then Brit climbed in my window. She was just a kid. How could she possibly help me? Brit: I should have been in college, not working in this dump. But then I never would have met Flo. She had Alzheimer's. They said she never talked, but she talked to me. Brought together by circumstance, an old lady and a young girl develop an unlikely friendship. Each has a dream they long to fulfill, but first Brit is determined to solve the mystery of Flo.

When rebel leader, Sidu Diagho, learns that reporter, Flo Mc Allister, has died, he knows that her power to destroy him is still very much alive. Flo was with him during the coup attempts and all these years later Sidu could yet be tried at The Hague with her notes the testimony needed to convict him. And the girl, Flo's friend? How much does she know? Sidu will do what he must to destroy the evidence against him.