ABDUCTIONS IN THE PAST LEAD TO AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE!
ROSWELL: SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET
Published by Simon Pulse
Written by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin
Released November 2002
240 pgs., Paperback (ISBN: 0-689-85446-3) $5.99
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A SEARCH FOR THEIR PAST BRINGS THE ALIEN TEENS OF ROSWELL CLOSER TO TROUBLE, WHILE A MURDER INVESTIGATION CAUSES MORE FEAR!
IT'S ALL IN THE PAST. . . OR IS IT?
After Michael gets inspired by the photo of Charles Dupree and Max "borrows" some files from the UFO museum and Liz surfs the Net, the "Czechoslovakians" are hot on the trail of one of their human DNA donors. Could the donor give them some clue to their past — and their future?
But Michael gets held up when he suddenly becomes the prime suspect in his foster father's murder. Good thing Jesse Ramirez, the new lawyer in Mr. Evens's firm and a close, personal friend of Isabel's, is there to help Michael out. But Sheriff Hanson is watching them all more closely than ever, and trails that once burned hot have suddenly gone cold. How are the aliens supposed to find their destiny when for every door that cracks open, another gets slammed in their faces?
The first of three ROSWELL books by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin is set between the second and third season of the fan-favorite TV series. The story is steeped in Roswell lore, while at the same time, is accessible to new readers!
Reviews of SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET
Bruce Rux from Aurora, CO on Amazon:
"A worthy addition. It reads like one of the better-than-average episodes of the show. . . The authors plainly know all the multiple soap-opera ins and outs, and reference so many of them that a newcomer to the Roswell stories - or even someone only partly aware of them - will quickly become lost, if they're not careful. However, the characters are wonderfully written, and the action and the plot remain steady. Numerous delightful inside-joke touches are added. . .You could do better, but not much. Well worth reading."
Hoodie from Illinois on Amazon:
"This was the best Roswell book in the YA series. It certainly captures the flavor of the series - all the characters certainly ring true! . . . If you are a huge Roswell fan, you are certain to enjoy it. There's a nice balance of sci-fi and relationships. I enjoyed the intrigue of the sci-fi storyline. And there are so many homages to the show - it's obvious these authors either did their homework or are major fans!"
Tammy from Chicago on Amazon:
"This book fills in a lot of gaps that the TV show did not bother with and it is definitely worth reading. It is the best of the Roswell books that have come out so far. . ."
Roswell books
by Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin
