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Their discovery could change the world forever…

In 1947, a spaceship crashed outside Roswell, New Mexico, and the Air Force quickly covered it up, leaving the most famous UFO event in history buried in secrecy. But what if someone smuggled alien technology from the crash site—and twenty years later, it is still hidden, waiting to be found?

Teenager Frankie Strickland’s life is typical—baseball, pranks, and hanging out with his friend—until Melanie Simpson moves in next door. With her sleeveless t-shirts, Converse sneakers, ripped jeans, and a wicked curveball, Frankie can’t help but fall for her. But Melanie isn’t just another girl—she carries with her a mystery that even she doesn’t know exists.

When Frankie, Melanie, and their friend Beanie pull a prank that spirals out of control, they make a discovery that could change the world forever. Melanie’s father was at the Roswell crash site, smuggled alien material out, and before his death, hid it somewhere. Now, the three teens must find the cryptic clues to uncover it, racing against time—and ruthless enemies.

With the Air Force desperate to keep their secret buried, and a relentless Russian agent eager to steal the technology for his country, Frankie, Melanie, and Beanie are thrust into a deadly game of cat and mouse. As they get closer, the stakes grow higher—and the danger more deadly. They must find the alien material, but at what cost?

The UFO Detective: 5-Stars. DJ Schneider captures some of the very REAL truths about Roswell and delivers them in an entertaining novel.

Readers' Favorite: 5-Stars. If you're a fan of TV shows like Stranger Things, you're going to love The Roswell Quest. DJ Schneider masterfully incorporates real-life events to craft an engaging narrative that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

Night Owl: 5-Stars. I loved this book, plain and simple. The plot revolves around aliens, which I love, and had a great feel to it with the kids interacting in an honest, believable way.

A Note from the Author on Recent Developments about The Roswell Incident
Recent revelations by United States government officials, both current and former, have shed new light on the enduring mystery surrounding the 1947 incident near Roswell, New Mexico. Officials recently confirmed the recovery of an unidentified craft near Roswell in 1947. These revelations debunk decades of official denials and suggest that evidence of advanced technology was deliberately concealed. Authorities have long maintained a cover story by asserting that the debris was simply from an old weather balloon. A narrative crafted to prevent public panic and avoid potential geopolitical consequences.