The book then goes into Miriam's journey to the Four Corners and with every page there is revelation after revelation some amazing stuff is found in these pages not just to the fact about how very significant the Four Corners area is concerning the end of the world, but mostly to do with how Miriam herself fits in to all this. That she herself is a very significant piece of the puzzle to the descendants of the Hopi people. That her visit to these lands was forecast in times gone by. We learn that the ancient Hopi Indian people were actually taken to Earth from a dying planet by the aliens (yes sounds far fetched I know and smacks of something out of a comic book) But don't forget dear reader, that fact is often stranger than fiction and that what seems farcical and crazy may not necessarily be so.

Miriam does visit the place that would seem was her destiny from when she was born; she eloquently describes the vastness of the desert plains and the beauty it holds in the sparseness of the area. And when she stops off to get some groceries from a small store she shouldn't be surprised to see an incredibly beautiful tall blonde Nordic alien waiting for her. During her travels she frequently see's what she describes as orbs, not the ghostly orbs as we Brits know them, but small spherical alien space craft probes, these are seen by her (and others) periodically during her time at and around the Four Corners Area.

So am I about to reveal the main purpose and story behind this book? Well I could do but its best served by you the reader by ordering a copy of this book for yourself. There are no small grey beings to be had here; just tall blonde blue eyed Nordic type aliens. Of Course we may ask ourselves why oh why have others not reported these tall blonde beings of late. Well maybe they have but they have somehow not surfaced back into the main stream UFOlogy. Admittedly some might find this book awash with the proverbial peace and love that UFOlogists have come to know from our space friends, but don't forget, this currently is not always the case, for the student of UFOlogy knows far too well about how bloody serious the UFO abduction phenomenon is, how terrifying it is to those it occurs to when they are poked and prodded and not given the chance (it most cases) to voice their free will. This book is different, it tells how there are other aliens who have our best interests at heart that the world is changing that we have to have respect for mother Earth, we are raping this planet in deforestation and climate change will always be a concern. There WILL be end times, of that Miriam was shown and told in no uncertain terms. The world is on the verge of great change.

Miriam was told that we, human kind, are the sole result of alien intervention and experimentation in the past. We are 'their' children, we are 'their' creations, they, not God, not evolution made us. There are families and individuals throughout the Earth who are important to the 'aliens', these families (and individuals) have been monitored since they were children.

Later in the book when Miriam goes back to her home town, she meets up with her father and this time Miriam opens up to him more about her dealings with the aliens, it is during this meeting that Miriam was blown away by her father's revelations. It would appear that he too has known about the aliens since he was a small boy, that he has been taken and that their family had 'special genes' and that they were 'bred' not born. Amazing stuff! You bet. However, her father also tells her to steer well clear of the aliens and not to get involved with them as it will destroy her life!!

Miriam in her book states quite matter of factly that she is a hybrid of the tall blonde aliens and that the aliens have altered her DNA 'after' she was born.

This book as I've said earlier is a terrific read, I guess more to the seasoned UFOlogist more than Joe Public, simply because this book may seem too far fetched to some members of the general public, which is a shame. For instance there is a lady who Miriam meets at a psychic fair, both women know immediately that they have know each other before, they get in conversation and the lady states to Miriam that she somehow see's a picture of 'aliens' changing Miriam's blood. To Joe Bloggs in the street that will sound pretty hard to believe, but like I've said before, just because something sounds and looks ridiculous doesn't mean to say that it is so.

The book ends with who what and why. Who the aliens are, what they are here for and why. Make no bones about it, this is serious folks. Miriam states that only the strong willed will survive the end times, that the only safe place in America will be the Four Corners area in the Arizona desert, (there are other safe lands on each continent of this planet though sadly she doesn't mention where these other ones are) Only those of pure heart will survive the end times. Again it does sound sugary and over the top. But don't be misled, this review does NOT do this valuable book any justice whatsoever, only YOU and YOU alone, can decide when you read this book if what you read is true. Your heart will direct you to the truth, not your head.

The messages (and I've not even scratched the surface here) are many in this book. We are told that there are aliens walking amoungst us, aliens that are living in underground bases and aliens that are living in other dimensions. They are here, and have our best interests at heart. So is there anything in this book that we haven't all heard before I hear you ask? For me yes there is. There is something in the words, something that hits you smack in the face when you read this book that you know that what you are reading is the truth.

An interesting and wonderful book then of 'people' from other worlds who have looked over us since our inception and would appear will do so at the end of our time. As Miriam says in her closing statement;

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