Launching February 18, 2025, the science fiction adventure novel, inspired by true events, explores hidden truths regarding humanity’s place in the universe.

CAPON BRIDGE, WV, UNITED STATES, January 16, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- “The Disclosure Paradox” by Paul G. Vecchiet, a fast-paced science fiction adventure novel inspired by real-life military encounters and spiritual exploration, is set to release on February 18, 2025. Vecchiet, a U.S. government civilian and former U.S. Air Force Civil Engineering Officer, brings readers on a journey that interlinks government cover-ups, extraterrestrial phenomena, and the spiritual evolution of humanity.

Experiences in Vecchiet’s early military career was the catalyst for “The Disclosure Paradox,” which is also the first book in a series. After coming across blueprints for an underground cryogenic facility beneath a military warehouse-turned secure facility, and experiencing other eye-opening encounters, combined with transformative meditation practices, he set out to write “The Disclosure Paradox.” Going beyond the science fiction genre, the book is also a thought-provoking exploration of humanity’s relationship with the universe.

“I believe fiction allows us to explore truths that nonfiction cannot,” Vecchiet says. “This book reveals aspects of my life and career, as well as others’, that I could not share in any other form.”

At the heart of “The Disclosure Paradox” is the idea that humanity’s spiritual growth is essential for survival and advancement. Vecchiet explores the notion that Earth is viewed by extraterrestrials as a dangerous, primitive planet—intelligent, but ethically deficient. The novel suggests that until humanity evolves beyond war, greed, and materialism, we will remain isolated from the larger universal community.

Vecchiet’s exploration of extraterrestrials and knowledge about their contact with Earth touches on how the United States’ Military–Industrial Complex treats information today. Additionally, he considers the philosophical and spiritual implications of contact, drawing connections between karma, meditation, and the nature of the universe.

Vecchiet says the book is “Introspective and thought-provoking, until it goes full Rambo-mode. Then it blends deep philosophical questions with gripping action sequences,” adding, “We have a greater impact on others than we have on ourselves.”

“The Disclosure Paradox” is published by Write Away Books and available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Bookshop.org, Waterstones and other retailers.

Title: The Disclosure Paradox

Print ISBN: 9798989643127 | Price: $18.00

ebook ISBN: 9798989643134 | Price: $9.99

About Paul G. Vecchiet

Paul G. Vecchiet is an author whose speculative fiction bridges U.S. government cover-ups, extraterrestrial phenomena, spirituality, and the future of humanity. A U.S. government civilian and former U.S. Air Force Civil Engineering Officer, Vecchiet draws from real-life experiences in his novel, “The Disclosure Paradox.” Inspired by transformative meditation experiences in 2009, Vecchiet weaves elements of his personal journey, including the discovery of a hidden underground space at a large secure military facility, into his storytelling. Born in Italy, Vecchiet immigrated to the United States as a child, shaping his life through a blend of cultural influences and synchronous events. After earning a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Illinois, Chicago, Vecchiet served as a Civil Engineering Officer in the U.S. Air Force, with assignments across the globe. Today, he lives in Capon Bridge, WV.

For more information about Paul G. Vecchiet and “The Disclosure Paradox,” visit his website.

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