The Stolen One's

By Brian Edgar Hickey Sr.

This book, The Stolen Ones, by Brian E. Hickey Sr., is a book of an alien abduction that happened to a young farm boy from the years between 1700 and 1800.The years of gun fighters fighting in the street and the OK corral. These were the days of saloon girls, steam trains. Women didnt drink or smoke nor were they allowed in the saloon unless they were saloon girls. These were the days of unlawful streets in many small towns. These were the days of the Wild West. This poor unfortunate farm boy doing his job on the farm and trying to keep peace with the Indian tribes around his homestead was abducted by aliens. During the time he spent unwillingly with the aliens, he went through horrible exams and tests of his body. Then he was unwillingly forced by the aliens to do unthinkable things in order to gain his escape and freedom back to Earth. After he fulfilled his duties and jobs, the aliens kept their promise and returned him to Earth. Regretfully, he was left unclothed and two hundred years ahead of his own time. He was found by EMS and the law. He was taken to an emergency room. Later the government took him from the hospital. Later he was updated, trained, and made a government agent who goes through deadly missions. His job caused him a problem of his own. He missed his past loves and life. He worried about his future. This book has some adult matter in it. This book should not be read by small children or those who would not understand the content due to age or disability.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Apr 6, 2015
• ISBN: 9781503557369

Brian Edgar Hickey Sr.

The author Mr. Brian E.Hickey Sr. was born March 6, 1958. During his growing up period, his teachers would tell his mother that Brian haf an active imagination and a special gift of sorts that she just couldn’t put her finger on. He was a normal child and very loving and respectful to adults. Brian grew up to have two failed marriages. Blames it on cheating gold diggers. And remains to this day single. He served in the United States Armed Forces for most of his life. Brian thought, “I am not a millionaire and I am a disabled Veteran, so why even bother?” He began to write books and use that imagination. Since that, he has written one children’s book and a paranormal book that a publishing company messed up. But that doesn’t stop him; he keeps writing more for his fans. Brian travels the northern coastline from Maine to Florida. A clue is he is from southern New Jersey. He loves meeting people, especially his fans. You never know, he may be in your town right now.

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CHAPTER 1

I N THE MIDST of a Green Lush Forest a myth had started about a Strange Occurrence that happened back in the 1800,s. And this Occurrence the young people talk about still allegedly happens today. Or so I’m told. When I was many years younger I seem to remember a few strange things that happened to me within the surroundings of those woods and old caves. If I remember correctly the nicest things also happened there too. I was a total mess about this one girl I met there. She and this other girl were deep within those old dark woods playing as if they were some sort of Butterflies or bumblebees. They were playing music on an old transistor radio. The clothes they were wearing seemed old. But you know as well as I do, girls play dress up all the time. I quietly approached them with the greatest of stealth. I kind of felt like Dick Tracy sneaking up on a bad guy or something. Both the girls seemed happy and cheerful. As I got a little closer one girl stopped and took a deep sniff of the air. Then one looked right at me. I could have sworn she actually growled at me like an angry dog. She was probably sick. She looked a little pale. But as quick as she saw me she disappeared into thin air. It was like they were never there at all. A mild stench filled the air suddenly. So I started home. I was a little disappointed and depressed. I had never ever in my life seen 2 beautiful girls that were as pretty as spring flowers on a sunny day. They were young like me and about my age. And it did appear that everything was in the right places and easy enough for me to spot. So yep I said to myself they are most definitely girls. But why did they go away? And for the most part how did they get away without me seeing where they went? Obviously these 2 girls were not wearing a bustle because there was a little happy bounce to them 2 girls. And as a boy my mind did wonder. My pappy and ma told me to always be respectful to females. My Granny and pop, pop told me if I was ever mean to a female they would whoop me in the wood shed with a horse rein until my tail feathers were as red as MS. Lonny’s front porch light. I always ask my Pa, Why does MS. Lonny have a red porch light? Pa said to keep away flies. I said to pa, I never see a lot of fly’s there. He answered, see the light works. I didn’t want to ask about all those men folk coming in or out. Maybe they were pitching woo with those sister’s of hers. But I am too young for that mushy stuff. Ahhh those were the year’s. I remember the first Horseless carriage I saw. Wow that was a sight. The whole dang town came out and took a gander at that contraption. Even A few Cowboys came to see it. They were totally amazed. These 2 cowboys tried to buy that thing from the man whom owned it. 1 Cowboy was tall and skinny with a big hat, Beady eyes and a big bushy mustache. The other feller He called Doc Just started to laugh at him then choke and cough. He asked the tall one, He said Wyatt what are you going to chase with that? Then he said heck this contraption can’t even catch a cow. Those 2 cowboys got back on their horses and rode on out of town. It appeared the adult folk knew who those 2 cowboys were. The adult folk seemed a lot calmer after those 2 cowboys rode off out of town. I asked were they desperados? The adults said just never you mind. But if you see them again let the Marshall know immediately. I answered yes I will. And I moseyed on home to tell pa what I just saw. Once I got home I told pa about the contraption and the 2 Bad men. My pa said if you ever see those 2 cowboys stay away from them. Because if I didn’t stay away he would tan my Hyde. I went in the house to see Ma and hoped it was dinner time. I would rather eat than get my Hyde tanned. As I entered I hollered for Ma. I guess I startled her Like a Bird being chased by a long tailed Cat. She dropped a dish and screamed loud. She said land sakes child can’t you see I am right here making you vittles for supper. You scared the holy cow’s fur off me. I said sorry ma. Pa came running in like his pants were on fire yelling what wrong women. Drop another pot on your toes again? Are ya alright? She said brushing back her hair, yes I am alright the boy here just startled me that’s all. I looked at pa and he was laughing to beat the band. I had never seen pa laugh so hard. He smiled at me and said I give your old ma a start every night. I sneak up and give her a goose and a hard pat on her behind. And she lets out a scream louder than that many of night. Yes sir He said nothing like a good sneaky goose to pep up moms heart. Heck she will blush for days later. Ma looked at pa and said sternly have you been nipping at that fire water again? Or have ya snuck down to the saloon to sip on some good old red eye? And since you and I are on that kick I don’t think you go to that damn blasted saloon just for the red eye either do ya? He said now woman this is no place to talk about such things in front of our young boy here. Ma said he is almost of age to learn about the fairer sex. You know pa the boys and girls lessons. I heard the word lessons and I tried to scatter off somewhere. Lessons mean school. School says mean old teacher to my mind. Pa said I will take him to the Saloon and teach him there. Ma said there are No lady types there that are teaching my son anything of the sort. In fact I don’t think there is a real lady in the whole saloon. No sir he’s not going. I put my foot down to this. Pa spoke up and said woman if you don’t stop all that yelling at me it’s not going your foot you’re going to be putting down if you catch my point. Ma said if that the way you want it fine. I will find someone for him. Pa said makes sure she is just like you, real loving and tender. I heard enough!!! I asked to go to my room I had enough supper and arguing. I have no idea of what they are talking about, but I think I am in some sort of trouble. And I don’t need another tanned Hyde. Before I left the table Pa said how about we go mend the fences tomorrow. Some of the live stock got out and I had to round them up and put them in the barn. I said sure pa. No problems. Pa asked me to come out side with him on the porch while he smoked his pipe. I sat down along side pa. Pa said don’t tell your ma but I’ve been looking for a job. A good job. What we make on the farm here is not enough to get by this coming winter. I asked why pa? Pa said that the seed has gone up in price. And the Train has too. In order to move my grain and other products to the city to make a decent living I must have the money to do these things. Now the way I figure it boy is you’re old enough to take care of the farm and watch over your ma. You know how to butcher the pigs and cattle and chickens better than I do by now. So while I still can I must make enough Money for us to live like rich folk. Or close to rich folks. I asked pa where will you work? He said maybe for the rail road or mines somewhere. He said I may even get a Job on a cargo ship somewhere. But don’t you worry son I will come home as much as I can to bring the money home to your ma. And besides son pretty soon you’re going to find a girl and before you know it you will be her husband and supporting her. And you will make ma and me so proud with lots of grand children. You know that I am going to need lots of money to spoil them now with all kinds of toys and sweets. I just smiled and said oh pa your dreaming again aren’t you? Pa smiled and said no way boy. Probably in a few days after mom stops being so mad. We are going to sneak off to the Saloon and I am going to have you become a man. You will probably thank me for this. We will tell ma that we must go to Shiloh Texas to get some cheaper grain. We will take the Buck board and be on our way. We will whoop and holler it up at the Saloon until you’re ready to leave in a day or two. I promise you son it’s going to be a hoot. But you must promise me that you will never tell your mother. It would break her heart that her little boy is now a man. We will hide the Buck board in a livery stable. But why would your mom come to Shiloh anyway? She never leaves town. So act surprised when I ask you to help me get seeds for grain in Shiloh. Ok pa I said. It will be our secret. I asked will I be allowed to smoke a pipe with you? He said nope not yet. It takes a special person to smoke a pipe like me. Some men don’t like the taste of the pipe smoke. But it won’t be long son trust me. A lot of men chew chaw. I tried it and got