books about: abductions

books about: abductions

books:

Abductions

DMT: The Spirit Molecule: A Doctor's Revolutionary Research into the Biology of Near-Death and Mystical ...

Rick Strassman MD

Park Street Press, 2001

Intriguing and Resonating
As an experiant of a spontaneous mystical trip, one-off, 35 years ago, this book explains what happened in a sound melding of science and spirit. I recommend this to anyone needing a jump start on transformational activities.

The Keepers

Jim Sparks

Granite Publishing, 2008

GREAT BOOK!!!
This Book Was So Great! I just Loved It and Recommend it To Everyone. What a Wonderful Insight about Aliens w/ So Much Detailed Information. I Can't Wait To Read His Next Book. Special Thanks To Jim Sparks

Pity the Nation: The Abduction of Lebanon (Nation Books)

Robert Fisk

Nation Books, 2002

Not an easy read
As Fisk tells us this book is not an academic history of the wars in Lebanon but rather a personal narrative of a news reporter based on his mountain of notes, a profession in which he is just the best. This leads to some confusion for a reader who has to stay with him ...

Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down: Three Tales of Erotic Romance: Captivated by You / Promise Me Forever / Hunter's Right

Sherrilyn Kenyon, Melanie George, ...

Pocket, 2005

tie me up, tie me down: three tales of erotic romance
I was very pleased with the service from this bookseller. They had accidently sent the wrong book and when I contacted them, they replied within an hour to my e-mail. They immediately shipped the correct book at no cost to me and let me keep the wrong book as their ...

Abduction (Kidnapped)

Gordon Korman

Scholastic Inc., 2006

A Family Torn Apart...
Crystal, a fifth grader at Ruth Fyfe shares: "Do you like a story that has exciting events, leaves you hanging, and it just wants to make you read more? Well if you do, you should read Kidnapped by Gordon Korman. It is filled with all that good and exciting stuff. I ...

The Captured: A True Story of Abduction by Indians on the Texas Frontier

Scott Zesch

St. Martin's Griffin, 2005

A thought-provoking page-turner
A few years back, Scott Zesch was doing family history when he ran across a grave of a long-lost ancestor named Adolf Korn. Scott eventually learned that Adolf had been a captive of the Comanche Indians for several years as a boy. After being "rescued," he was always ...

After the Abduction (Swanlea Spinsters, Book 3)

Sabrina Jeffries

Avon, 2002

Delightful end to the trilogy
This is the third in the Swanlea Spinsters story. Its been two years since baby sister Juliet was kidnapped and held for ransom by the handsome rouge Morgan Pryce whom she believed she was eloping. Until recently it has been kept secret from society about her ...

Girl Soldier: A Story of Hope for Northern Uganda's Children

Faith J. H., McDonnell, Grace, Akallo

Chosen, 2007

An astounding book...
An astounding book that alternates between the girl soldier's story (in her understatement that paints a picture beyond belief) and background information from a Washington, D.C., advocate, including what we can do. Moving beyond words.

Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien ...

Stanton T. Friedman, Kathleen Marden

New Page Books, 2007

Add it to your library
The B. Hill's story ushered in a new era of investigative studies in ufology. The accounts are documented and scientific approach is accurate. Stanton Friedman is a prominent figure and noted ufologist. You can trust this man. He says it the way it is. A precise line ...

Vanishing Acts: A Novel

Jodi Picoult

Washington Square Press, 2005

Can't put this one down.
This book really was something. Difficult to take down. Right and wrong are not clear cut in this amazingly written piece. Like so many of Picoult's books, she provides reasons to agree with both sides of the debate and this book is no different. This book has left ...

Little Green Men: A Novel

Christopher Buckley, Random House Inc.

Harper Perennial, 2000

Good God! Is Buckley the Greatest living writer?!
Reading this book is literally stunning. If there were any justice, the hacks ought to abandon their work (or at least rewrite it through a few times) before they sling it out the door- looking at James Patterson and Dan Brown. The prose on every page is so ...

Tears of Rage

John Walsh

Pocket, 1998

The saddest book I have ever read.
I've never read a book so gripping or heart wrenching. My condolences to you and your family Mr. Walsh; my heart breaks for you.

The Custodians: Beyond Abduction

Dolores Cannon

Ozark Mountain Publishing Inc, 1998

Finally ! some answers !
once again, this is a must read from Dolores Cannon, our society has made ufo and alien subject matter to be of fear based concepts, Dolores gets behind the whole abduction thing, and gets to the real answers, I would suggest reading " keepers of the garden " first. ...

The Abduction

James Grippando

Avon, 1999

Can't stop reading it!!
I began with his first two books, however The Abduction has caused me to think about the book all day, especially when I can't read it. Its a page turner, and I may say it doesn't contain any graphic descriptions the first two contained. Excellent writer, I will read ...

Extraterrestrials Agenda. Aliens Origin, Species, SOCIETIES, Intentions And Plan For Humanity: Secret ...

Maximillien De Lafayette

CreateSpace, 2008

Why would a Renaissance man write such a book? He has a point!
I wondered why a scholar, an artist and a renaissance man would write a book on alien agenda? I am familiar with de Lafayette's work; I read 6 of his previous books, and I was deeply impressed by his ANUNNAKI ENCYCLOPEDIA. To those who are not members of the UFO's ...