A UFO crashes in Florida and the world is suddenly endangered by a deluge of strange coincidences and hordes of murderers.
After the UFO Crash-- A UFO crashes in Florida and the world is suddenly endangered by a deluge of strange coincidences and hordes of murderers.
Rocket scientist, Arthur Croft, sends a special capsule into space, hoping it will be intercepted by extraterrestrial creatures. Croft has an unshakable belief in the existence of intelligent life in the universe. Then, for no apparent reason, he commits suicide.
Jasper Froch, an American hippie, learns how to control the phenomenon of synchronicity and discovers that strange coincidences lead him in a certain direction. A Swiss psychiatrist asks Jasper to befriend a special mental patient, a rich American by the name of Francis Lockhart. Meanwhile, a UFO crashes in Sanguine, Florida.
Professional Reviews
Synchronicity vs. Serendipity, are they related or opposite ends of a spectrum?
Koos Verkaik's HIM After The UFO Crash explores the very interesting concept of Synchronicity, things happen for a reason or reasons even though we might not know what they are. Things often happen that are simply unexplainable. He makes the reader think, something a good author hopes to achieve with every novel he or she pens. I read HIM in just a few days. In fact, Koos was helping me turn the pages, through his riveting storytelling.
When Konrad discovered a naked mystery man in the mountains, I was there, like a fly on your wall. When Nichole confronted eight men in a secret meeting, I was there standing next to her. When Jasper grabbed Antoine to prevent him from breaking his neck, I supported Jasper to keep him steady. He couldn't see me. I stood directly behind him. I was part of the action at every turn while reading HIM. Koos achieved his goal- to make the reader feel like he or she is in the story.
Brian Hailes' front cover attracted me as soon as I unwrapped the book. His color scheme is bright and eye-catching. Righter's Mill Press' formatting and choice of font is very easy on the eyes, a necessity for most readers. Koos' back cover blurb is easy to read using white print and a high-contract background. If Righter's Mill edited Koos' manuscript they might want to up their game or slow down a tad, other than that this book was a fantastic fast-paced read. Koos, keep writing. You rock. I look forward to reading more Verkaik creations. Koos sent me his book to read and review and I was more than happy to do so. This is not a paid review. Thank you, Koos, for hours of reading pleasure... Dennis @ Moneysaver Editing
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