Les Martin Boeken

Visiting Turkey in 1914, young Indiana Jones and his pal Herman stumble onto an evil cult that lives in a secret underground city.

Agents Mulder and Scully are tracking terror deep in the forest, where loggers have been disappearing into thin air. Is this the work of eco-warriors, trying to protect their beloved trees? Or an unearthly evil, indulging in a feeding frenzy'every night, when the light fails? One thing is Scully and Mulder need answers before darkness falls...for good!

The FBI thinks Agent Fox Mulder is weird - or worse. He keeps insisting that aliens are running amok on earth. Mulder's theories about the high school class of '89 are beyond strange. But he may just be the one with the answers that nobody is ready to hear.

When an elephant runs amok in Idaho, Agent Fox Mulder picks up the scent of aliens at work and takes his partner Dana Scully with him on a trail that gets hotter at every turn. The trail leads them to a tiger that melts through iron bars to spread terror with tooth and claw

Scully and Mulder have to throw the rule book away when they investigate a murder in Gibsonton, Florida, where normal does not exist. The natives are circus and sideshow performers. The victim, called The Alligator Man, died a bizarre, mysterious death. And the agents' list of suspects, which grows daily, is beginning to look like a page out of Ripley's Believe It or Not. . . .

Based on the popular BBC2 TV series. FBI agents Mulder and Scully are tracking terror deep in the forest, where loggers have been disappearing into thin air

Exploring the nature of divine communication, this book delves into the belief that the Bible is the complete Word of God, raising critical questions about personal revelation and its authority compared to Scripture. It challenges readers to consider whether God's communication is limited to the biblical text or if He continues to speak to believers today. The author emphasizes the importance of discerning the authenticity and significance of personal revelations, urging careful scrutiny of God's recorded words to grasp His ongoing dialogue with humanity.

Everybody hates roaches, but at least they're harmless--except in Miller's Grove, that is, a small town with a giant roach problem. Reports of killer roach attacks are pouring into this once-peaceful village, and human corpses are piling up. Special Agents Mulder and Scully have to find out what's happening or face certain extermination--of the entire human race!