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Full Circle (Julie Anne)

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Full Circle's lead character, Mary Chrysler, is a forensic scientist who finds herself working for the government at Area 51. There, it is revealed to her that the 1947 UFO crash at Roswell, New Mexico did actually yield tangible proof of aliens and that aliens are advanced generations of human beings. The lead character struggles to accept the theories presented by the government officials, with whom she becomes both professionally and personally involved.

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Full Circle's lead character, Mary Chrysler, is a forensic scientist who finds herself working for the government at Area 51. There, it is revealed to her that the 1947 UFO crash at Roswell, New Mexico did actually yield tangible proof of aliens and that aliens are advanced generations of human beings. The lead character struggles to accept the theories presented by the government officials, with whom she becomes both professionally and personally involved. Through Mary's investigation, the story cites present-day advancements to support this theory. For example, the Neurochip evolves into aliens' ability to control aircraft and other mechanisms by thought, Radio Identification chips allow the eventual ability for thought transmission from one human to another, and the artificial womb leads to reproductive processes beyond cloning. The government's claim goes further to suggest that there are various generations of humans on other planets, and that dinosaurs are not the ancestors of animals but will instead evolve thousands of years from now. In addition to presenting radical theories, Full Circle combines suspense with romance, providing various back-stories that engage readers of mystery fiction and chick lit as well as conspiracy theories. Author: Julie Anne Country United States of America Language: English Genre(s): Science Fiction, Mystery, Women's Literature Publisher: Booklocker Publication date: 2008 Media type print: Paperback Pages: 206 ISBN 978-1-60145-503-1