Earth Has Been Found

This work not only delivers a plot of world mayhem through an invading force of creatures, but it begs the reader to ponder the theological implications such things pose. The author cites an example of some 'entity' pulling airplanes from time and space as we know it such as we would grab a ladybug from a bush and then replacing it, possibly infecting it with some parasite just as the planes became infected with Xenos. The question it asks is that if we are not alone, who, or what, else is with us, causing this collision of worlds?

With the strange occurrences of: lost people in and around the Bermuda Triangle; the strange paintings on the walls of pyramids all over the world; the strange designs seen from the sky looking back at field or landscapes make you wonder are we alone. One could ask have we been visited before and are we still being visited or studied. What if we are not being visited on purpose, what if just a natural phenomenon that we are not aware of is opening a pathway between our world and another dimension. Or a worm hole opening and closing while connecting worlds that may be light years apart. "Earth Has Been Found" opens all these possibilities and then throws a alien life form that adapts itself to earth so well that man finds his very existence threatened.The alien is not interested in communicating with man it only follows its instincts. Man on the other hand is in a hurry to find out as much as he can about his new found rival for planet dominance. The ending must be thought about and reflected on and then you will realize cleaverness of the writer in coming to that particular ending.