Jessica's Footprints

Roswell and ancient astronauts. Atmospheric ionic transgression, electro kinetic propulsion, exceeding the speed of light, this is Science Fiction with a touch of the paranormal and a true mystery. In current times, a seventeen-year-old girl named Jessica involved on an archeological field trip finds the footprints left 20,000 years earlier." We fast forward twenty years to find the trajectory of Jessica's life has changed as government scientists, and a former colleague fiercely believe extraterrestrials left the footprints. The now famous Dr. Jessica Bethany disagrees with the other scientist's assessments. She faces hostile crowds while on tour across the country explaining her reasoning. Jessica while on a lecturing tour during the holiday season in Roswell, New Mexico, forms a friendship with a single woman struggling to raise two adopted children. Jessica begins to exhibit hallucinations and odd behaviors in Roswell. It turns out here are powerful forces that want to silence the truth behind Jessica's discovery. World implications and every part of the cosmos. Lives will change forever as well the understanding of the Universe.

From A Readers' Favorite Reviewer...
Jessica's Footprints is science fiction at its best The theories discussed in this book were intriguing and they weren't confusing, nor did I need to use Google to decipher them, thanks to J. R. Evangelisti's concise explanations and examples in layman's terms. I was pleased with the plot, and it came across as well thought out and structured. The pacing was to my liking as well, and it worked hand in hand with the tension in certain scenes to bring the scenes to life. The characters that J. R. Evangelisti has created formed a likable and organic cast. A strong supporting cast of characters complemented an already stellar main cast. The characters were multidimensional and had some nice depth to them. There weren't any weak links. They all had a role to play in breathing life into the story. I enjoyed reading this book The content and formatting were just perfect, and I believe fellow sci-fi lovers will feel the same way about this book after reading it.