Books are my passion!
I always try to share books related to whatever topic I am focused on. Today, it is ALIENS, so I’ll share books about them as well as UFOs / UAPs. You never know what you’ll find on the shelves of a book store or in library – often there are some great treasures and lots of laughs! BOOK SUGGESTIONS: This
Read moreExtraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth by Avi Loeb My rating: 5 of 5 stars Compelling Theory No matter what you believe – Avi Loeb doesn’t try to force you to do anything more than to look at the evidence without bias – this is a compelling theory. It is well reasons and supported, which lends it
Read moreArea 51 Discerning Facts from Fiction: Paranormal Activities: UFOs, Extra Terrestials. Alien Encounters by Conrad Bauer My rating: 4 of 5 stars Quick & Thought-provoking I’ve always been fascinated by aliens and the Area 51 lore. It was a no-brainer to grab this book, especially after reading a few of Conrad Bauer’s other short stories. I wasn’t disappointed. Well researched,
Read moreAlien Abductions : True stories of Extra-Terrestrial and Human Being Encounters by Conrad Bauer My rating: 4 of 5 stars Interesting Abductions This quick read in interesting. It poses some new abduction stories I’ve not heard yet, and asks many questions I’ve considered myself. It definitely tickled my fancy. There wasn’t a plot per se. It was more an intrigue
Read moreBigfoot, Ufo’S & The Paranormal: True Encounters by Paul G. Buckner My rating: 4 of 5 stars Entertaining Quick Read I’m completely taken by Sasquatch/Bigfoot – have been for a long as I can recall. I’m not an outdoorsy gal, though I’ve done my share of camping and hiking, so you won’t find me searching anything in the woods. Still,
Read moreMajestic 12, Discerning Facts from Fiction : MJ-12, the Paranormal Powerbrokers of the Unknown by Conrad Bauer My rating: 4 of 5 stars Informative & Well Researched This is a fascinating topic that has captured my interest since the first time I heard mention of it as a youth. Of course, that’s what drew me to this short book, but
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