Set in 1974..."Emily Adams and the Triangle of Doom" is the first in a trilogy of books detailing Emily's epic struggle against a determined alien presence here on earth committed to controlling and dominating mankind's spiritual management facility. Emily feels driven by destiny and a burning desire and is drawn into a remote and as yet little explored jungle area that has been cut off from the rest of the world by a triangular feature of three almost impassable geological structures. Emily possesses that rare gift of flawless beauty, and animal attraction, which is a mixture of her father's Germanic and her mother's South American genes, and all who meet her are intoxicated by her intense animal sexual attraction. Emily journeys into the "Triangle" and teams up with two very unlikely partners indeed who seem to at least share a common goal. Professor Horace Hornpecker, an archaeologist working for the British Museum, and Gunter Baron von Riesling an agent of the Fourth Reich working undercover as a Chief Mate on a German registered freighter. As the trio travel into the "Triangle" they discover evidence of a previous World War II mission into the "Triangle" and discover that the "Triangle conceals many dark and ominous secrets that protract all the way back to, and beyond the origins on mankind. Emily is thrust into an epic three pronged conflict against, alien intervention here on Earth, her own destiny, and a struggle against the jungle itself. Set in 1941..."Kesselvassa the Triangle of Doom II" is the second in the "Emily Adams and the Triangle of Doom" trilogy and details the first expedition to the "Triangle of Doom" commanded by Emily Adams's father Colonel Heinrik Kesselvassa. The expedition is dispatched on the direct orders of Adolf Hitler himself who's convinced that if he can harness the powers he believes to be concealed inside the "Triangle" then he will indeed be able to steer and impact on not only the course of the war but his own destiny besides. Kesselvassa heads a strange team of specialists, all experts in their own field, archaeologists, biblical experts, scientists, geneticists, all protected by a team of crack paratroopers. The team travel to the recently discovered "Triangle of Doom" and penetrate its interior discovering that the origins of the "Triangle go way back to the earliest of man kinds written history, and that it does indeed have a crucial role to play in the spiritual management of mankind. Kesselvassa has to battle and overcome many difficulties along the way and finally does make contact with the alien presence in control of the Triangle. Kesselvassa manages to escape the "Triangle" but it is all part of a sinister plot by the alien management of the "Triangle" to use the weapons at the disposal of Kesselvassa, to influence the outcome of the war. Set in 1975..."Emily Adams and the Seven Moons of Elysium is the third book in the "Emily Adams and the Triangle of Doom" trilogy and details Emily's continued struggle against a rouge alien adversary who is bent on steering events on earth in his favour and towards a planned but premature Armageddon. Upon her return home to Chile to her father's ranch and finding that her father had just recently died Emily is initially wracked with grief and remorse at her rebellious attitude towards her Nazi father. Once she realizes that she alone is the only person on earth who knows the truth behind "The Triangle of Doom" and of the impending Alien conflict brewing far away on the Moons of Elysium, this serves to strengthen Emily's resolve and determination to re-establish contact with the alien beings that helped her to escape the "Triangle of Doom." Emily arranges to rendezvous with her former adventuring partners, at the Giza complex in Cairo on the morning of her 25th birthday. Emily is drawn deeper and deeper into an age-old Alien conflict that has been played out here on Earth since the dawn of human history.