A Novel by Steve Miller
I Think My
Neighbors
Are Aliens
Steve Miller
A retired FBI behavioral profiler moves to a new neighborhood and notices things nobody else would. Things that don't add up. A literary comedy-thriller that goes somewhere far bigger than the block.
The Story
Beaumont Drive looks exactly like it's supposed to.
Nice houses. Friendly faces. People who wave from driveways and bring food when you move in.
Lyn Miller knows better than to trust the surface. After four decades as an FBI agent and behavioral profiler, he has learned that the most important things are almost never the ones people show you.
Something about his new neighbors doesn't add up. Nothing he can point to directly. Nothing anyone else would notice, just multiple unusual patterns, quiet, consistent, and completely impossible to ignore.
"What he finds will be harder to explain than he bargained for, and far more personal."
A genre-defying novel that opens as comedy and earns its way to something much larger, a mystery that reaches beyond the neighborhood into the structure of existence itself.
The Real Story Behind the Fiction
Some neighborhoods are stranger than others.
The author grew up seven miles from Skinwalker Ranch in Roosevelt, Utah, before it was famous. He knows people that have firsthand UAP sighting accounts that have never made it to television.
The encounters in this book are fiction. The interest behind them isn't.
Image of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field.
About the Author
Steve Miller
Steve Miller grew up in Roosevelt, Utah, seven miles from the infamous Skinwalker Ranch, long before the cameras arrived. The strangeness of the landscape, and the firsthand accounts from his trusted warm network, gave him details of unexplained phenomena that is personal rather than theoretical.
He is a Christian and a family man, and his journey reflects a lifelong conviction that the universe is more ordered and more purposeful than it appears at first glance.
I Think My Neighbors Are Aliens is his debut novel.
Roosevelt, Utah
Skinwalker Ranch Region
Literary Sci-Fi