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Hangar 68 Book #1 - This edition reflects the original, unfiltered vision of the story as it was first conceived.

Some discoveries should have remained buried.

An impossible structure known only as the Gate. No one knows where it came from. No one understands what it leads to.

Through fragmented accounts and separate experiences, a pattern begins to emerge. Neron, Darcel, and Miyuki, each of them exposed to the Gate in different ways. Inside, reality distorts, fear takes shape, and survival becomes something far more complicated than staying alive. When Blake finally steps inside, it will not be the beginning. It will be the continuation of something far greater.

And the question that lingers above all else remains unanswered:What lies beyond the Gate? 

Hangar 68 Book #2 - This edition reflects the original, unfiltered vision of the story as it was first conceived.

After surviving the horrors of the Gate, Blake and the others are left with more questions than answers. The world outside is no longer what it once seemed, and the lines between reality and illusion continue to blur.

As fragments of truth begin to surface, a new possibility emerges. One that challenges everything they believe about themselves, their past, and the nature of the Gate itself.

They were brought together for a reason. Not by chance, but by design.

The deeper they search, the more they begin to suspect that something, or someone, has been guiding them all along.

Hangar 68 Book #3 - This edition reflects the original, unfiltered vision of the story as it was first conceived.

Beyond the Gate lies no salvation, only truth.

Blake Williams has come face to face with the reality behind everything. The Gate, the trials, the connections that bind them all. What once felt like survival now reveals itself as something far greater, and far more terrifying.

The answers are no longer hidden. They are unavoidable. As identities begin to fracture and merge, Blake must confront the possibility that everything he knows, every memory, every relationship, and every emotion, may not belong to him alone.

The Gate was never a prison.

 It was a path.