Alien Biz - Jozeph Picasso Alien Trilogy - Act Two: Filmmaking Adventures

Bluman Young
( Los Angeles , CA )

Jozeph Picasso is such a great character - moving around like a pawn on an Alien chessboard. You have made it so enjoyable I can't wait to read what happens to Jozeph next.

Dinah Watkins,
( Carmel , IN )

Reports of missing persons have increased six fold in the past 25 years, from roughly 150,000 in 1980 to about 900,000 this year. It's maddening knowing what they are doing with us. More so because Picasso knows what they'll do to his loved ones if he tells anyone what he knows to be true. We are not alone! And it's all about the Alien Biz.

Jozeph Picasso now rents to the first Alien to reach Earth. A powerful one. It also inhabits the most charismatic bloodsucking Alien Clone in the history of humankind. Gray McGuiness, known in the Biz as The Magical Man.

Dangerous studio heads attempt to kill Picasso and his filmmaking dreams. He's exiled into a showbiz untouchable while living off his poodle's flourishing acting career. He gets torn apart, buried alive, sewn back into a modern-day Frankenstein, and twisted-crazy into another Alien Mob misadventure - that insanely clouds his love life.

Even worse, The Alien Council forces Jozeph into another bagman job to prevent a worldwide revolution between humans and aliens. And if he fails, they'll have to set the evolutionary clock back to the Dark Ages.

Look for Alien Made Act 1 and Alien Mobster Act 3

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