INVASION: A C.H.A.O.S. NOVEL

 

INVASION: A C.H.A.O.S NOVEL

By Jon S. Lewis

Colt McAlister didn’t want to go to the camp. When he found out that it was a military academy, he really didn’t want to go. It took quite a bit of nudging from his father just to get him to get out of the car. Even though He spent only a few moments of time inside the confines of Trident Industries, he realized that his life would be forever changed.

Rumors abounded that the comic books he read had their origins in reality. After all, a hero with a jet pack fighting an enemy that was experimenting with a mind control chip was just a figment of someone’s imagination, wasn’t it? What about all of those UFO sightings that seemed to abound lately? Then, Colt heard the most absurd rumor of all. Could it be that the stories of the Phantom Flyer swirled around the part his grandfather played in WW II?

Up until this book, I was not interested in science fiction novels at all. However, Jon S. Lewis’ writing style has brought in a new convert. This book is fast paced and has more than enough twists to keep you guessing. There was no cursing or ungodly actions portrayed in the story. I enjoyed it immensely and would suggest it to anyone who enjoys some action with just a little tinge of romance.

I received a copy of this book from BookSneeze@ in return for an honest review.