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Torching Tesla is a searing exposé of Elon Musk’s meteoric rise and unraveling legacy. From midnight firebombings at Tesla dealerships to nationwide protests chanting “Burn a Tesla: Save Democracy,” this book captures the fury and fascination surrounding America’s most polarizing tech mogul. Torching Tesla weaves together real-world arson, financial implosion, and a psychological profile rooted in childhood trauma to ask: is Elon Musk the visionary savior of humanity, or the architect of his empire’s collapse? Based on deep research and gripping storytelling, Torching Tesla ...

Available now-the entire trilogy in one volume "Lunar Contact Complete Trilogy" on Kindle for $4.99 What began with an alien probe that orbited the moon and soon escalated to a struggle for all organic life continues. Jason and the humans aboard the Defiant find themselves the underdogs in a battle for survival against an alien intelligence that seeks to replace all biological life with a simulation. Only creativity and determination can keep the crew of the Defiant alive, but will it be enough against an immortal enemy that has all of time on its side? Final Contact is the third book in ...

Available now-the entire trilogy in one volume "Lunar Contact Complete Trilogy" on Kindle for $4.99 Imagine a world where you and your five colleagues are the only humans. Imagine a world where automated factories can make anything you desire. A world filled with futuristic technology; gravity generators, androids, holographic computer displays, telepathic communication, plasma fields, nano-welding, pulse rifles, charged particle cannons, personal spaceships, warships, time crystals and faster than light travel. Now imagine a world surrounded by hostile aliens that only seek your ...

Preview The neural net was weaving its microfibers into my cortex, just as they had done to Jason. The alien technology was giving me access to not only the ship’s computer, but also Jason’s mind. There was no pain, but an occasional muscle twitch reminded me that the neural net was exploring my synapses, making new connections and cataloging them, mapping them. I felt the connection with Jason. It was not what I expected. It was not a verbal communication, but rather concepts, images, and emotions. Perhaps the words would come later. I relaxed and let my mind explore his, letting my ...