Whats the very best thing youve

[Carol Nistri]

read on the subject of UFOs? For me its the Cometa Report.

COMETA Report - UFO Evidence

My husband bought me Ms.Keans book for Christmas not realizing that I had read it already,Im enjoying him reading to me at night and especially the chapter about the Cometa report.

[ChrisPerridas]

My favorite are my firsts - John Fuller's Exeter and Interrupted Journey. It is hard to forget my first love. My most favorite modern book is still a little old, it is Randle et al The Abduction Enigma (1999). It began my current thought process on what is really going on with UFOs.

[Carol Nistri]

Chris,why dont you tell what you think is going on regarding ufos,Ill never tell ,promise.

[orangekea]

Originally Posted by Carol Nistri

read on the subject of UFOs? For me its the Cometa Report.

COMETA Report - UFO Evidence

My husband bought me Ms.Keans book for Christmas not realizing that I had read it already,Im enjoying him reading to me at night and especially the chapter about the Cometa report.

Oh it's so many, Carol, and lots I read in the 1970's and early 80's, deeply impacting my mind, yet with titles long forgotten.

But one which hit me really hard was Intruders: The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods by Budd Hopkins. Scared me big time.

And a (much later) fiction novel by Dean Koontz, that I felt encouraged outside the box thinking: The Taking.


orangekea

[dr wu23]

Well I think everyone here knows my favorite books/author on the ufo enigma.I have never read anything even remotely as interesting as Vallee's trilogy.

[Bad Boy]

Originally Posted by dr wu23

Well I think everyone here knows my favorite books/author on the ufo enigma.I have never read anything even remotely as interesting as Vallee's trilogy.

yeah, i love sci-fi as well

[dr wu23]

Originally Posted by Bad Boy

yeah, i love sci-fi as well

I'm sure you would if you knew how to read.

[Bad Boy]

Originally Posted by dr wu23

I'm sure you would if you knew how to read.

i do my best, Doug..what more can one ask of someone...

[Carol Nistri]

Originally Posted by orangekea

Oh it's so many, Carol, and lots I read in the 1970's and early 80's, deeply impacting my mind, yet with titles long forgotten.

But one which hit me really hard was Intruders: The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods by Budd Hopkins. Scared me big time.

And a (much later) fiction novel by Dean Koontz, that I felt encouraged outside the box thinking: The Taking.


orangekea

Ive read Hopkins book and I had the same reaction,but the book by Koontz I havent,it was about ufos or aliens?


I just ordered Koontz book.

[orangekea]

Originally Posted by Carol Nistri

Ive read Hopkins book and I had the same reaction,but the book by Koontz I havent,it was about ufos or aliens?


I just ordered Koontz book.

Great to hear! You clearly have a thirst for knowledge, Carol. Koontz' novel 'The Taking' combines the endless cycles of human history with our Faith, as well as the weird experiences we've been having with good versus evil, gods and devils, ufos and extraterrestrials. Brings it all together to make sense. Some terrifying moments in there, but true human love and courage as well.

I think you'll love it!


orangekea