This book is not only entertaining but also makes you think about the possibilities. It’s follows Louis as he investigates military bases for alien creatures with a group of friends. While being a work of fiction it also incorporates just enough realism to make you realize that that is probably how the government or family members would react if this is happening in real life. There were a lot of surprises and interesting storylines to keep in wanting more. Thank you netgalley for this arc

I was surprised with this book. I was worried I’d be bored but I wasn’t. This was actually thought provoking (which I wasn’t expecting) and a little disturbing (because it feels like it’s a bit of a possibility).
This book blends alien theory with some military insight to make a page turning thriller.

This book doesn’t just entertain, it challenges you to question what the government might really be hiding. A compelling, thought-provoking thriller from start to finish.. The Dulce base storyline, with its covert experiments and interspecies alliances, taps into long-held rumors and adds emotional depth through well-developed characters. Vecchiet clearly understands both the mindset of the soldier and the curiosity of the truth-seeker. As someone deeply fascinated by both extraterrestrial phenomena and military operations, The Disclosure Paradox by Paul G. Vecchiet was a gripping read.. It blends speculative alien theory with insider military insight in a way that feels disturbingly plausible.

The Disclosure Paradox immediately drew me in with its blend of emotional honesty and military intrigue. Paul Vecchiet introduces us to Louis Silvani, a man whose obsession with uncovering the truth about UFOs has cost him his marriage but awakened a deep personal mission. The pacing is smooth, and the writing feels authentic. It’s a grounded, thoughtful take on how obsession can shape (and isolate) someone’s entire life. Definitely hooked—I can’t wait to see where this rabbit hole leads.

As a 45-year-old single mother who's seen her fair share of life’s ups and downs, The Disclosure Paradox struck a nerve I didn’t expect. I’ve always had a quiet fascination with the unknown—UFOs, government secrets, that feeling there’s more going on behind the scenes—and Paul Vecchiet’s novel brings all of that into sharp, unsettling focus. What moved me most was how the story blends deep emotional reflection with raw fear about the powers we don’t see. The characters feel real, especially those wrestling with what truth means in a world built on lies. It made me think of the world I’m leaving behind for my 25-year-old son—and whether we’ve been asking the wrong questions all along. This isn’t just sci-fi; it’s a challenge to wake up and see what’s hiding in plain sight. If you’ve ever felt there’s more to this world, this book is worth your time.

The Disclosure Paradox: Book 1 pulls readers into a richly imagined world where truth is elusive and secrets are layered with unexpected consequences. From the first chapter, the story hooks you with its fast-paced narrative, believable characters, and a mystery that unfolds with precision and depth.

The author expertly balances action, intrigue, and emotional moments, creating a compelling experience that’s both intelligent and deeply human. The pacing is strong throughout, and just when you think you have things figured out, a new twist keeps you turning the pages.

Perfect for fans of sci-fi thrillers with a philosophical edge, this book doesn’t just entertain—it makes you think. I’m eagerly looking forward to the next installment.