The Teddy Bear Conspiracies - The Hug Series, #1

The experts are wrong. It wasn't a weather balloon as the government claims that crash landed in Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. It wasn't little green men either. They were Orishans. And what do Orishans resemble? Teddy Bears. Nonsense, you say? Well consider the proof contained within the pages of this whimsical science fiction spoof ripped from the headlines in the supermarket tabloids. The first in the HUG series, The Teddy Bear Conspiracies pokes fun at just about every alien conspiracy theory ever foisted upon human beings. Myke Feinman's young adult novel, The Teddy Bear Conspiracies, has been termed as, "Winnie the Pooh meets the X-Files." It documents a terrifying, compelling saga of a war raging for more than half a century right here on Earth between two alien races, the alien grays, known as the Arjogun, and Orishans, aliens that look like teddy bears. But, could this war have started earlier in our history's past? What role did the First President of The United States, George Washington, play? How does the founding of the United States of America factor into this story?The Orishans, (Captain Schaumburg Harmony, wife, Millennium Harmony, little sister, Chocolate, and good friend, Louis LaHug) after an accidental magic spell gone array and brutal crash landing in the New Mexico desert, find themselves traveling 50 years into the future landing in the modern day world right in the lap of down to earth journalist Samuel Arctophile. Sam an ordinary man is made privy to a secret alien conspiracy unbeknownst to him, soon has to maintain his journalism career while investigating a mystery surrounding a local history museum curators' missing FBI husband. Explosions in small towns, mysterious trips local and abroad, and kidnappings lead to unusual situations that get harder and harder to explain to his bosses as time passes. Can Sam fight a secret battle while carrying around "teddy bears" and prevent newspaper management from locking him up for being a loon? Will he survive a world of secret societies, rogue federal agents, and talking "teddy bears" to help stop the Arjogun from destroying the world? And what about his social life? Will he uncover his soul mate in the process?