by John Reizer

Five decades after Apollo brought The Blue Marble back from the Moon, the most dangerous object in the world is missing and threatening the human race.

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“They found more than just rocks on the moon!”

A Novella By John Reizer

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“Couldn’t put this book down the moment I read the first page. This author’s writing is extremely unique in that it is as equally concise as it is engaging and stimulating to the imagination. This story is short but it holds its own in a way that you are literally going to be screaming at the pages for the first few chapter’s “PUT THAT DAMN WEIRD THING DOWN!” “HIDE IT, BURY IT! RUN AWAY FROM IT” etc. I personally was in constant fear for the present day characters when I wasn’t feeling irritation for Cam (this guy will test your nerves a bit) and Terri because of the unknown nature of the foreign object and the fact that we had no clue how it would react other than the mayhem it had already caused. No spoilers but THE AUTHOR DOES AN EXCELLENT JOB OF SLOWLY showing readers the abilities of the object to the point where to me the object eventually developed its own personality. There was such savory anticipation when telling the blue marble’s story, where it came from, and it’s power. My favorite feature had to be the ultimate concept of “imprinting”. This was super awesome to see as it made me contemplate whether the marble was destined to be with humans, despite how unpredictable humans could be. It was all well depicted. This book definitely reads like a puzzle piece that gradually shows how incredible the “Blauer Marmor” really is. Ten’s across the board for me!”

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“This book had a great storyline. The author’s creativity was shown throughout the story, It was so good I didn’t want to put the book down! I loved the way the characters were introduced, they were very personable and it made their side of the story easy to follow. I enjoyed how strong of a female character Rachel Sparks was. Especially when she arrived to the crash site and made it known she was an NSA agent after the officers tried to giver her a hard time. It was a very fun “put them in their place” moment. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a quick and intriguing read. “

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“After reading The Blue Marble by John Reizer I am hungry for more of the science fiction thriller genre. The only thing I wish was different was that it was longer! I thoroughly enjoyed the concept of an ancient artifact from the moon affecting Earth in different ways. This story made me rethink and evaluate real life events. Reizer does a phenomenal job at captivating the audience from beginning to end. Something is always happening and the reader is always learning something new. The story was never dull and I had a great time reading! “

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“So from the outset I can tell this author has knowledge of real life science fiction as this storyline instantly made me recall the many of accounts of unidentified extraterrestrial species, objects, cultures that have been formally and informally acknowledged to be in existence as of today. Super interesting stuff with a lot of layers so I was skeptical to see how detailed this novel would be from other sci-fi fictional novels I’ve read with similar subject matter. I also had some familiarity with many other fictional works that speak on Sumerian culture and a relationship between either aliens or a higher power(such as the 4th kind, alien docs) so the bar started out high for me. By the time I finished reading, I have to say I was thoroughly impressed with this story. I finished it in one sitting because the buildup is exceptional. To describe it plainly, the story has a collective feeling of suspense that surrounds the reader as each chapter shows a different character reacting to the problem of “the blue marble” in a different way but each character also simultaneously solved or included a piece of information that the reader wanted to know about the situation in the next chapter. The story also has that Military, top spy, feel to it but also comes off as almost historical fiction. For instance, there’s an enjoyable spin on the Apollo 11 mission that plays on the conspiracy that there’s something that the world just doesn’t know. I’d love to see this novel transformed into a screenplay, a short film, and even a second book would be great to read. Lastly, I am not sure if this was a moral that the author intended readers to contemplate but I definitely picked up on ideals about the corruptible nature of humanity when possessing things of great power such as the blue marble. Great book.”