What If UFO Secrecy Ended Tomorrow?

Thousands of books have been published, all debating whether UFOs are real or just figments of our imaginations.
This book is not one of them.

Many people believe we are already not alone. What happens when the powers-that-be publicly admit that fact? How will the truth change our society and your life?

Bryce Zabel, One of the authors of A.D. After Disclosure: The People's Guide to Life After Contact, believes that this book is the first work of non-fiction to exclusively tackle these questions about the new post-Disclosure winners and losers in government, science, religion, media, culture, law, education, and politics. Life will go on after the truth is told, but it will never be the same.

Bryce Zabel has created five primetime network series, notably NBC's Dark Skies, to be released on DVD in 2011.

He also wrote and produced Syfy's first original film, Official Denial, about Majestic-12, and worked on the development team on the Spielberg-produced abduction miniseries, Taken.
In 2008, Zabel received the WGA award for writing the Hallmark mini- series, Pandemic. He has written multiple studio feature scripts, receiving credit on two produced films, Atlantis: The Lost Empire, and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation.
Zabel was also elected chairman/CEO of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
He has been an award-winning PBS investigative reporter and on-air CNN correspondent.

Roger Clark is the founding member and managing partner of Clark, Goldberg & Madruga www.clarkgoldberg.com. In his more than 25 years practicing law, Roger has earned a national reputation as a successful trial attorney representing insurers, cable television providers, and small and large businesses in a broad range of business litigation matters. "My philosophy has always been that the attorneys in this law firm must be prepared not just to 'litigate' a case, but to try it before a judge or jury, while at the same time keeping the client's goals and objectives squarely within our sights." Roger is rated "AV" by Martindale-Hubbell, which is the highest rating that can be bestowed upon an attorney.