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Trouble In Paradise - A Psychedelic Encounter of the Extraterrestrial Kind
Aliens have landed in the tiny town of Paradise, Alaska. It is their intent to bestow upon humanity great wisdom and god like powers. In an effort to understand the humans better, the aliens take on human form.
What could possibly go wrong?
Several things.
A major failure to communicate.
An annual Peace and Love Festival that draws hundreds of tourists to Paradise for the weekend.
A freak spring storm that wipes out the power and the only road in or out.
Oh and we almost forgot to mention the five million doses of Tryptosane, a very powerful psychiatric medication that accidentally finds its way into the town’s water supply.
Add a total collapse of society, super logical aliens developing bad human habits and a clown/zombie apocalypse and you have “Trouble In Paradise.”
What could possibly go wrong?
Several things.
A major failure to communicate.
An annual Peace and Love Festival that draws hundreds of tourists to Paradise for the weekend.
A freak spring storm that wipes out the power and the only road in or out.
Oh and we almost forgot to mention the five million doses of Tryptosane, a very powerful psychiatric medication that accidentally finds its way into the town’s water supply.
Add a total collapse of society, super logical aliens developing bad human habits and a clown/zombie apocalypse and you have “Trouble In Paradise.”
246 pages, Paperback
First published June 29, 2015
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About the author
Greg Wagner
10 books7 followersGreg Wagner lives in a tree house with his wife Roberta and their dogs Abby and Olivia on the side of Wagner Mountain (more like a really big, really steep hill) in Maysel, West Virginia.
When he isn’t plotting to take over the world or in the search of spiritual enlightenment, Greg manages to find time to spin yarns of wonder and amazement. In whatever time is left, he enjoys riding his motorcycle, reading, splitting firewood, making music and playing with melted glass.
A Note From Greg:
All my novels are written in progressive active past tense (what happened as it's happening), third person privileged perspective, with "privileged" meaning all point of view (POV) character's thoughts are in italics, present tense, and first person perspective.
When he isn’t plotting to take over the world or in the search of spiritual enlightenment, Greg manages to find time to spin yarns of wonder and amazement. In whatever time is left, he enjoys riding his motorcycle, reading, splitting firewood, making music and playing with melted glass.
A Note From Greg:
All my novels are written in progressive active past tense (what happened as it's happening), third person privileged perspective, with "privileged" meaning all point of view (POV) character's thoughts are in italics, present tense, and first person perspective.
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May 7, 2020
LMAO!
Talk about an imagination.
Talk about an imagination.
March 15, 2020
Hilarious!
Clown wrestling? Really?
"Look out, she's got a chair!"
Clown wrestling? Really?
"Look out, she's got a chair!"
June 7, 2020
Funny as all get out!
The characters are intriguing and the plot is constantly moving.
A real page turner you will not want to put down.
Nice read!
The characters are intriguing and the plot is constantly moving.
A real page turner you will not want to put down.
Nice read!
August 8, 2020
Crazy funny!
Diverse cast of characters and events. Will read again.
Diverse cast of characters and events. Will read again.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews