Strange Girl

De: Katharine Chapin, Stuart Chapin

Narrado por: full cast

In this sci-fi tale packed with wild humor and adventure, 14-year-old Evelyn Ka'anok remarks "My life. Is a mess."

It's about to get a lot messier.

Evelyn, it turns out, is a human/alien hybrid, and her nervous wreck of a mother is right: Men in Black ARE hunting them.

Evelyn narrowly escapes capture, and with Deb, her middle school bestie, and Gary Mayhew (a biology grad the two more or less hijack along the way), the trio trek cross country from Roswell to Las Vegas to the mysterious Groom Lake (Area 51), to rescue both Evelyn's mom and dad (Malin). Along the way, Evelyn discovers that she inherited more from her dad than her pale complexion, height, and unnervingly large eyes. She has telepathic and telekinetic powers that require practice and control.

Our heroes reclaim Elevyn's folks and Malin's UFO and, always pursued by the bloodthirsty General Lyles, return to Malin's home planet, Vetna.

The Vetnans, however, are affronted that mankind, a primitive race, kidnapped one of their own. Warships are dispatched.

Only Evelyn and her friends can prevent worldwide devastation. Bullets or bacteria won’t work. In the end, Evelyn devises Earth's salvation from something far more surprising.

©2016 Stuart Chapin and Katharine Chapin (P)2018 Robert Chapin

I loved it! very funny and entertaining.

I am the wife and the mother of the authors. This is the first time I have heard the thing completely through. I have to say, even though I knew the book, and lived through the stressful writing of it , I found it adorable, funny, entertaining, informative ( it's a lot of Science), and just Blissful. Thank you to everybody who contributed to my husband's dream.

Great story. Time very well spent.

Thank you, to all who provided this fun, imaginative escape from a busy life..
Strange Girl held my interest from beginning
to end. I was especially enjoyed the variety of voices sound effects and exceptional editing.
Sue Michaelsen

Delightful

Fantastic production. With sound effects, music and a cast of dozens, the presentation is more like a movie soundtrack than a narrated novel. It's a fun sci-fi romp that is thoughtful, timely and shatteringly hopeful.