Join Jessica and Keith in a dangerous adventure when they stumble upon grainy war-time footage of a forgotten Nazi flying machine as well as plans for its construction. Jessica, an intelligent beautiful young psychic, and Keith, her deeply troubled lover, have no business leaving Hollywood to creep in flooded underground war-time ruins that may collapse at any moment. They should have stayed where they belong, helping their friend David direct the world's first TV parody of the porno film industry. Why leave the excitement and sex to crawl through freezing tunnels amidst the stink of corpses and concentration camp skeletons? They could have stayed home in a soft warm bed enjoying the sensual pleasures of being twenty-five and deeply in love. Only Jessica can tell us why she is blindly following visions from a ghost, an ancestor who drags them relentlessly toward their own deaths. Although this is a work of fiction, serious books such as AREA-51 and THE HUNT FOR ZERO POINT lend credence to the belief that much that was invented in gruesome labs deep behind enemy lines years ago remains hidden. Jessica's story might turn out to be close to the truth, perhaps too close. Jessica and Keith first appeared in "SENIORS HAVE IT TOUGH, A Walletectomy Hits The Big Screen," which describes their crazy lives just before the book you are holding.

Action and uncommon adventure as two Stanford students unravel the messages our ancient extraterrestrial ancestors scattered across the planet before the last ice age. Two Stanford students unravel messages ancient ancestors scattered across the planet before the last ice age. An unusual young Gypsy woman and a nerdy, but good-looking guy, use scientific skills to uncover clues that have gone unnoticed for millennia. She's into biotech, genetics, and other people's locks, while he's all math and computers without a clue about girls. Follow them down the tunnels, across the campus, and through secret passages, as they struggle against ignorance and the deadly Alienologists who would rather kill than let the truth be known. Read this book tonight. Tomorrow, amaze your friends with new-found bizarre ideas and strange interpretations of ancient history. Join the excitement as they scam the internet, kill the goons, and break through the wall of unscientific bunk surrounding Egyptology. You'll laugh, cry, and laugh again as their crazy ideas shake your gray cells and dislodge old beliefs about human history.

A bright young man, Matthew, and a posh young woman, Azur, struggle to understand strange psychic phenomena. Matt, a practical Engineer, cannot believe what he sees and feels, while Azur, a snooty English parapsychology expert, thinks she knows all about it. A difficult romance develops as they interact with undead creatures who were Matt's ancestors. These entities are playful one moment and deadly the next, powerful in some ways, surprisingly weak in others, with strong interests in practical jokes and sex. Matt is fascinated by their invisibility, but Azur is afraid they will kill her. The setting for these adventures is a dilapidated English country house that is falling into the sea. Matt is torn between heartaches over Azur and his fight to install steel beams under the large house before it washes away. He is determined to stop the erosion and restore the house to its former glory, even though bureaucrats are trying to demolish it and build a power plant on the site. Perhaps his weird grandparents can help . . . .perhaps he can somehow win Azur . . . . perhaps the rock under the house won't crush him before he installs enough steel . . . . Details from both the psychic and the engineering worlds are extensive, and somewhat authentic. A complete but not-overly-technical description of the structural engineering is in an Appendix for those who wish to learn more.

"A bizarre and exciting blend of fiction and fact, set in Hollywood behind-the-scenes as a young film crew struggles to make a most unusual movie, a comedy about hilarious human transplants run amok on a secret clone farm. The book's main character Keith, a Soundman-Writer, struggles to forget a mysterious death while falling in love with a cold-bodied Wardrobe Girl. To their horror, fiction becomes reality as real doctors snatch living parts for a bloody transplant. Although the medical activities are an outrageous parody, the ethical questions raised are serious in today's bio-engineering world. The author worked on Hollywood stages for twelve years so the details and nuances of film production are exact and informative. The writing style is irreverent, un-sanitized and far from political correctness. The author's website, escottspencer.com, includes further information about the book as well as commentary on the world of self-publishing."

Death & Taxes: How Senator Savage almost escaped both. An exciting bizarre story of the making of a hilarious film about crazy old people who grow their own replacement parts on a secret clone farm. Pandemonium erupts when the young virgin clones escape. The book's central character Keith, a twenty-something Soundman-Writer, struggles to forget a mysterious death while falling in love with a cold-bodied psychic Wardrobe girl, Jessica. To their horror, fiction becomes reality as real doctors snatch real parts for a bloody transplant. Although the medical activity in this book is satirical, the nuances of actual Hollywood film production are described in depth since the author worked behind the scenes for many years in Hollywood. The writing style is irreverent, un-sanitized, and far from political-correctness: nothing has been dumbed-down.