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A First Contact… with Earth’s fate hanging in the balance.
Laura and Jason Sinclair’s peaceful vacation becomes a nightmare when ethereal beings descend upon Earth under the cover of darkness. Stranded in a world suddenly turned upside down, they are drawn into a shadowy conflict between covert government factions and a mysterious alien presence. As reality itself begins to fracture, the lines between friend and foe blur.
Caught in a web of secrets and hidden agendas, Jason may hold the key to the alien visitors’ true purpose—but what role does he play in their mission?
As the world teeters on the brink of an interstellar revelation, humanity faces a future that could change everything—whether they’re ready or not.
Milijun, the riveting first book in Clayton Graham’s sci-fi First Contact thriller series, takes readers on a mind-bending journey to the edge of possibility. Fans of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Contact, and Arrival will be captivated by this gripping tale of extraterresttrial mystery, betrayal, and alien intrigue.
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★★★★★ “If you are looking for a gripping tale about aliens and what would happen when they make contact with an unprepared Earth, then this is your book. If you want something deeper, something that will leave you with profound questions and thoughts, then this is your book as well.”
★★★★★ “Secrets were revealed and the book ended without a cliffhanger. But what an ending it was! Methinks I wouldn’t mind so much picking up another sci-fi book by Clayton Graham.”
★★★★★ “The timelessness of this book hinges on the philosophical aspects. This is more than a book about aliens trying to experiment on humans and seeing whether inter-species contact will be peaceful… It is a book about human nature, our behavior towards one another, and our ambitions for the future.”
★★★★★ “Graham’s concept of how completely “alien” an alien could be is astonishing. Gone are the assumptions of “life as we know it”. Graham has conceived of life as we could not possibly imagine it.”