Alien Wind from the Stars: A first contact novel like no other

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What would happen if, in the middle of a civil war, a gigantic alien spaceship suddenly comes down silently in the night and hovers without illumination over the battlefield In Dimitrios Molfetas' gripping and highly entertaining novel, Alien Wind from the Stars, adversary generals are forced to abandon war while they deal with this otherworldly encounter. Are these extraterrestrial beings on a peaceful reconnaissance mission or seeking to conquer and dominate Earth Are they a desperate multitude of alien refugees searching the cosmos for a new home, or the vanguard of a sinister invasion force
In this spellbinding and imaginative narrative, Molfetas masterfully weaves a complex and intricate web of suspense, action, and intrigue. The novel's gripping narrative, coupled with its compelling characters and breathtaking plot twists, will leave readers on the edge of their seats.

Alien Wind from the Stars is a thrilling testament to the indomitable human spirit in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. This extraordinary novel is a must-read for fans of science fiction, military strategy, and riveting storytelling. Experience the exhilarating adventure and unforgettable journey that will redefine the boundaries of human potential, as humanity struggles to survive, adapt, and ultimately triumph against the alien tide. This unique and meticulously crafted novel is a celebration of humanity's ability to recognize its technological limitations and do what it must to compete, survive, and emerge victorious.

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ForeWord Clarion Review
Alien Wind from the Stars
Four Stars (out of Five)
This book is well written. Readers of science fiction, as well as readers who enjoy war stories and engaging fiction, will enjoy this book. Laura Munion

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Retired Qantas aviation ground engineer and construction entrepreneur, I was born and educated in Athens, Greece. After a decade in Central Africa, I returned to Greece before relocating with my wife and son to Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia for 32 years. We now reside in Rosewell, Scotland for family reasons.

I believe that character development is paramount in novels, as dynamic characters breathe life into the plot and enable readers to experience the story through their eyes. Strangely, these characters often seem to evolve independently, as if they are real people. Despite being the author, I feel like an invisible observer witnessing their unfolding journey.