The West Side Kids in the Space Aliens Are Coming

Michael Boblit, David Dorris

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The book, The West Side Kids in The Space Aliens Are Coming, The Space Aliens Are Coming, by David Dorris and co-author Michael Boblit, is about mystery, comedy, genies, and space aliens, who are mischievious and threatening to Earth. There is a love story between several characters as well. There are young ball players turned detectives, with funny nicknames, in several adventures. The local police and government officials are called upon to investigate UFOs and missing people. A male guard dog, a Doberman, has a female name of Stella. How are the aliens controlled? What is Stella's role at the end? The reader will be curious and excited to read the book to the end.

Sujets

• Science Fiction
• Adventure (Guyana)
• Adventure
• Thriller
• Fiction
• Action

Informations

• Publié par: AuthorHouse
• Date de parution: 05 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781665571821
• Langue: English

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The West Side Kids in The Space Aliens Are Coming The Space Aliens Are Coming
 
Sixth Book of The Series
 
 
 
 
 
David Dorris and Michael Boblit
 
 
 

 
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© 2022 David Dorris and Michael Boblit. All rights reserved.
 
No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.
 
Published by AuthorHouse 10/04/2022
 
ISBN: 978-1-6655-7183-8 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-6655-7184-5 (hc)
ISBN: 978-1-6655-7182-1 (e)
 
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022917896
 
 
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APPRECIATIVE NOTES FROM DAVID DORRIS AND MICHAEL BOBLIT
The content of this book came from ideas and research of episodes about the phenomena of extraterrestrial beings and UFOs. It took about 11 months to accomplish the publication of the book. In these months, many people were involved. David and I would like to thank these people. If we missed anyone, it was not intended.
We would like to thank our wives, Sally Dorris and Carol Boblit. Both have shown great patience and understanding of our focus in the book, working long hours to get this book completed and published.
We would like to thank Christopher Murphy for using his pictures and store front as one of the settings in the book. Burlington By The Book; 301 Jefferson; Burlington, Iowa 52601. [phone].
We would like to thank Benjamin Hendricks for allowing us to use his picture for the character of Scooter.
We would like to thank Officer Dustin Edkin of the East Moline Police Department for using his name in a couple of chapters.
We would like to thank our book reviewers for taking the time to read the book, writing the review and giving us permission to place them in the book. These people are Diane Conners, Jim Boblit, Robin Rollins, Tina Gibbs and Robert Whitney.
We would also like to thank Norah Bell, our young artist, for creating the book cover and supplying us with illustrations to place in the book.
We would like to thank people crucial to this book project: Raven Tan as our Check-In- Coordinator, the Publishing Service Associates, and the rest of the AuthorHouse team.
CONTENTS
Chapter 1The Return of The Lottery Ticket Incident
Chapter 2The High Hopes Incident
Chapter 3The Incident of The Great Escape
Chapter 4The Incident of Hannibal, The Genie
Chapter 5The Incident At The Goldfish Palace Casino
Chapter 6The Incident of Losing A Winning Credit Voucher
Chapter 7The Incident of Checking Out With Brenda
Chapter 8The Incident of Dreaming Together
Chapter 9The Mystery At Round Lake Park Incident
Chapter 10The Incident of Meeting With The Murphys
Chapter 11Back To Davenport We Go Incident
Chapter 12The Incident of Kelly Testifying In Court
Chapter 13The Incident of Scooter Testifying
Chapter 14The Incident of Jerry Pleading Guilty
Chapter 15The Oh Happy Day Incident
Chapter 16The Incident of Taking The Girls To Breakfast
Chapter 17The Incident of The US Feed Restaurant
Chapter 18The What’s The Catch Incident
Chapter 19The Truck Stop Mystery Incident
Chapter 20The Incident of The Investigating Detectives
Chapter 21The Incident of Uncle Columbo and Rex Tarillo
Chapter 22The Detectives On A Mission Incident
Chapter 23The Incident of The Meeting
Chapter 24The Incident of Doberman Guard Dogs
Chapter 25The Buying of The Ham Operator System Incident
Chapter 26The Incident of The Detectives And The Girl
Chapter 27The Investigating Surveillance Equipment Incident
Chapter 28The Dinner With The Detectives Incident
Chapter 29The Incident of Investigating Dr. Fine’s Car
Chapter 30The Incident of The War With 1st Sgt. Dave Hogan
Chapter 31The Incident of Dealing With Unfriendly Freddy
Chapter 32The Incident of The NDA Instructor
Chapter 33The Incident of A Special News Report
Chapter 34The Investigating Round Lake Incident
Chapter 35The Incident of The Call From Betty and Kelly
Chapter 36The Incident of The Target Practice
Chapter 37The Take Us Out To The Ball Diamond Incident
Chapter 38The Incident of The Reporting of The Space Aliens
Chapter 39The Incident At The Dentist
Chapter 40The Incident With The Murphy Brothers
Chapter 41The Incident of Scooter Talking To Professor Boblit
Chapter 42The Finding of Dr. Fine and Charlie, The Chill Incident
Chapter 43The New Housekeeper Incident
Chapter 44Don’t Mess With Scooter, The Brick Incident
Chapter 45The Space Aliens Do Exist Incident
Chapter 46The Incident of Professor Boblit
Chapter 47The Incident of The Hypnotist
Chapter 48The Lump In The Neck Incident
Chapter 49The Special Report Incident
Chapter 50The Meeting With Frank and Joe Incident
Chapter 51The Buffalo Sand Quarry Incident
Chapter 52The Incident of The Big Question
Chapter 53The Incident of The Navy Fleet
Chapter 54The Incident of The Reports And The Letter
Chapter 55The Incident of The Date
Chapter 56The Incident of Looking For Pockets
Chapter 57The Incident of The Meeting of The Minds
Chapter 58The Incident of The Patrol Ride
Chapter 59The Incident of War With The Aliens
Chapter 60The Incident of The Mosquitoes and Peanut Plan
Chapter 61The Incident of The Answers To The Aliens
Chapter 62The Incident of The Ruckus
Chapter 63The Incident On The Alien Mothership
About the Author
About the Co-Author
About the Illustrator
About the Book
CHAPTER ONE THE RETURN OF THE LOTTERY TICKET INCIDENT
The story continues from the book, “The West Side Kids in A Pocket Full of Wishes.”
“Wait! Don’t go yet!” insisted Kelly. “Isn’t that both Chris and Michael in the store? Hannibal, I want you to come in the store to talk to my brothers about our one million tax free deal. I want them to know you gave me the fifty million dollar winning lottery ticket when you didn’t have to and about the evil people chasing us to Burlington.”
“Come on girls, let’s go into the store so I can feel that I finished my job,” instructed Hannibal.
“Hey brothers, I brought some company,” beamed Kelly. “Hannibal is alright because he brought Betty and me here with the winning lottery ticket.”
Hannibal, I want you to meet my brothers. This is Christopher Seven Murphy and this is one of my other brothers, Michael Eight Murphy.
“It’s nice to meet you Chris,” acknowledged Hannibal. I already know your brother, Michael who goes by the name, Dr. Zodiac.”
“It seems like everybody has a nickname but me,” reckoned Chris. I’m told that everybody at your detective agency has a nickname, but not me. Why not me? Just what are the names of your men at your agency?”
“Well, I started out the nickname as Hannibal that my dad gave me,” beamed Hannibal. “Scooter was given his nickname by his parents. Then, when we formed a baseball team in second grade and all the kids on the team wanted nicknames, they heard ours. Let’s see. There is I’m Not Sure, Because, Who, What, I Don’t Know, Smiley, You Don’t Say and Whatever.”
“Well, I want a nickname, like them,” insisted Chris. “But what do you think it should be?”
“That’s a good nickname,” laughed Hannibal.
“What’s a good nickname?” asked a confused Chris.
“What you just said,” chuckled Hannibal. “What Do You Think?”
“What do I think? Just what are you talking about?” challenged Chris.
“Your nickname,” declared Hannibal.
“I think that’s a good nickname,” laughed Kelly.
“What nickname? That’s what I’m trying to find out,” reckoned Chris. “What should my nickname be?”
“Older brother, read my lips,” jested Michael. “Hannibal says your nickname should be, What Do You Think?”
“Oh, now I get it,” replied Chris as he kept hitting his head with his right hand.
“You did it Kelly. Isn’t this a wonderful day? You made this the happiest day of my life,” praised Michael. “You know how long I waited for this? I didn’t expect you back until tomorrow.”
“It sounds like you were having your usual good times. Michael and I thought you were crazy to go to Davenport. If you can understand this, when you told me that you were going to go to Davenport to get the lottery ticket, it just made me ill,” growled Chris. “When you have a problem, you confront it. You knew what you had to do and you did it. In the case of the winning lottery ticket, you and Betty did everything the best. Michael and I did everything the worst.”
“I know we have a relationship that we don’t tell each other what to do,” reassured Kelly.
“Is that what you’re telling us?” asked Michael. “Chris and myself thought that you should give up before you left for Davenport. There is one thing about progress. You never can tell what is going to happen.”
“I thought you were right, but I had an idea and decided to go with it anyway. Because you failed, you didn’t have to blame me. You’re only a failure if you believe it. You have to believe in yourself. It was just mind over matter. I had a