What if the things we are told do not exist are the very things we should be looking for?Sheldon has spent much of his life studying the Earth, earthquakes, and the strange geological forces beneath its surface. He has also spent enough time watching the world around him to know that not everything makes sense. There are things people refuse to see, things governments refuse to discuss, and things that seem impossible-until they are suddenly right in front of you.When Sheldon is approached with an assignment that takes him far beyond the ordinary world of geological research, he finds himself drawn into a dangerous alien contact science fiction adventure unlike anything he could have imagined. What begins with questions about earthquakes, the Pacific Plate, and unexplained phenomena soon leads him toward a secret hidden beneath the ocean.But Sheldon is not alone.A mysterious expedition, a highly advanced submarine, government secrecy, and unexplained encounters pull him deeper into a world where UFOs, alien civilization, and human history may be connected in ways no one wants the public to understand. What he discovers challenges everything he thought he knew about Earth-and about who may have been here long before humanity understood what was happening around it.As the mission unfolds, Sheldon comes face-to-face with an alien civilization that is not quite what he expected. These beings have technology beyond human understanding, knowledge of Earth's history that reaches back billions of years, and their own reasons for remaining hidden.Yet the greatest danger may not come from the aliens at all.Caught between secrecy, government conspiracy, scientific discovery, and the possibility of an alien contact with Earth, Sheldon must decide how much truth he is willing to uncover-and what price may have to be paid for knowing it.DENIAL is a fictional UFO adventure and science fiction thriller that explores first contact, hidden civilizations, unexplained phenomena, government secrecy, earthquakes, and the possibility that humanity may not be alone.Sometimes, the hardest thing to accept is not what we don't know.It is what we refuse to believe.
