Alien Blues

by JR Peer

Overview

Alien Blues This story is about a university professor Josh with unique views about physics and a reputation for refuting any possibility of the existence of alien life. Yet he has an alien encounter where he is given energy technology meant as a gift for the planet. The technology eventually confirms many of his controversial thoughts about physics. But Josh is unable to reconcile his beliefs with what has happened, attributing it to mushrooms and dream sequences. Eventually, he decides to keep their existence a secret and claims the technology came to him in his dreamssince no one would believe it came from aliens anyway. He has an exceptional girlfriend Sarah who helps him and his business grow, but the secret he is keeping from her (the aliens) threatens to break them apart. But despite this, they travel all over the world in style, selling the manufacturing rights to corporations, presidents, and kings and having the time of their lives. However, she is a practical woman and has had her own share of trauma, so when she finally finds out about the aliens, she has no trouble accepting them or accepting Joshs reasons for keeping their existence a secret from her and from the world. In fact, she is enraptured by the aliens as she learns from them the secrets of the universe! There are complications such as Nu, who sees exposing the aliens as a way to become famous, and Jonathan, whom the aliens gave the technology to while having difficulty with Josh, and Dayton, the reporter whose sanity is questioned by conflicting information regarding Josh. Woven through this is another story about converting gasoline vehicles to hydrogen; the second business started by Josh and is the real reason I, the author, wrote this book.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781524572129
Publisher:	Xlibris US
Publication date:	12/29/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	364
File size:	833 KB

About the Author

I am Joseph Peer. I was born near Montreal, Canada, in 1952 and became a permanent resident of the States at age four. I have been an American my entire life. I was honorably discharged from the air force in 1975 and spent two years at Austin Community College with a 4.0 GPA and promptly flunked out my first semester at the University of Texas at Austin. I have since learned that, for me, a college environment is not conducive to learning. But I am excited by online learning, for not only can you learn almost anything from the millions of courses offered but also you can replay any instructional videos repeatedly until you fully understand them! Have you ever tried to get a university professor to repeat himself even once? I have worked with computers, from Burroughs mainframes to Texas instruments, minicomputers, and once had a business about buying and selling all manner of computer and electronic test equipment. I have worked with IBM-cloned personal computers since they first came out in the 1980s. I always wanted to be a newspaper columnist, but I didn’t pursue that career path until reporters and columnists were roaming the streets, unemployed by the thousands. My solution to that was to follow the crowd and create a blog, ThePeerBlog.com, which is still in development. I have always been interested in alternative energy but have not been able to pursue that passion with much consistency until recently. With interests in science, energy, physics, and nearly everything else, I finally concluded that the best option was to combine those interests and become an author. It’s one of the few professions where being a jack of all trades but a master of one is an asset! Alien Blues will be my first book but hopefully the first of many!