Aliens Across America edition by Megan Moxon Religion Spirituality eBooks
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Where are they from?
What do they look like?
What do they want from us?
These are common questions people ask when dealing with the possibilities of alien existence. We've all been curious at one point or another about what exists beyond planet Earth.
This book contains remarkable unexplained events that have taken place all over the United States of America. This collection holds fifty stories, one from each individual state. Each tale vastly different and unique from anything you've read before.
This is no ordinary book about extra terrestrials...
You will unravel stories that expand your mind even further beyond the idea of abductions, mutilations, and crop circles.
Inside there are a couple of stories of missing people never found who loved ones believe have been abducted and taken to different planets. In another blurb, read about a woman who is certain her child is half human/half alien. A story impossible to forget is the fable of a man and his wife who raised an alien child for 6 years. Explore in detail about a young woman who swears she had a strange sexual encounter with the fourth kind. You will even read a love story that is (literally) out of this world, and many, many more interesting stories.
Whether you are an abductee, skeptic, researcher, or just want an interesting story to tell around the camp fire; this book is for you.
Don't miss this opportunity to read about people's beliefs, theories, and encounters that opened up their minds and forever changed their lives.
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Aliens Across America edition by Megan Moxon Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews
I believe in this kind of stuff wholeheartedly. A really good read. Couldn't put this diwn until I finished the whole book
I don't doubt the validity of these stories for one minute...but I'm not so sure I want the government to tell me what they know! Excellent book! Linda Crisp
Coherent without too many errors. Entertaining and borderline informative. I think for some of the states better stories could have been picked. But overall a good read.
If you are looking something that is thought provoking, spooky, and a quick entertaining read, this is the book for you! It didn't take long to read but this book stayed in my thoughts for days afterwards. I am a hardcore skeptic of extraterrestrials, but I have to say that this book has opened my mind to the possibility of life beyond our world. The concept of taking a story from each of the 50 states is interesting and unique. I enjoyed the diversity of stories as well. Not all of them are the typical abduction story, and it is enticing to see what sort of crazy things will happen in the next story. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in aliens and extraterrestrial conspiracies.
I enjoyed reading this compilation of short stories from the 50 states. It is always interesting to hear what has happened to people during their own abductions. We owe it to our children to finally get a straight answer to the questions we all had asked ourselves, are aliens real, why would our government feel we are not mature enough to know the truth, what are the aliens interested in? I find it hard to believe that an advanced civilization would risk inter stellar travel just to abduct humans and examine our bodily fluids? Read the book, see if it sounds familiar.
For the past few years, the subject of extraterrestrial phenomena has increasingly been of my interest and intrigue, and with Unlimited and free time over the holidays, I figured this would make for an interesting read. While I don't consider myself a "believer" or even know anyone who believes/has had contact, I certainly don't meet the criteria for "skeptic," and I instead consider myself an open-minded individual who understands that there is much we do not know or understand.
I really appreciated the format of the book; it is broken down into 50 separate stories from each of the 50 United States. I was surprised with the variety of stories that people shared from the prototypical abduction scenario and UFO encounters to more atypical accounts of mermaids and telepathic communication with dolphins. Also interestingly was that virtually half of the stories were written not by the abductees themselves, but rather by friends, family, or acquaintances.
This book was a very quick read and keeps you intrigued with a new tale every few pages. I enjoyed reading it more than I anticipated, although I'm still not sure I would have paid to read it without Unlimited.
My only real critique is that I wish there were more information on how this book came to be. I would have liked to have a section explaining how the author arrived at the idea to feature 50 separate stories as well as how she acquired the stories. A little more background about the author's interest in extraterrestrial phenomena would also have been nice. The language throughout the book is direct and unembellished, which lends credence to being written by 50 separate average adults. However, there are certain tonal motifs and phrases that appear periodically, and when coupled with not knowing how the stories were acquired or assembled, make me slightly suspicious that at least some portion of the book may be fabricated....
Overall, an intriguing book worth reading that left me with a more open mind as well as a great quote to live by "My advice is, don't worship the God that man made, instead worship the God that made man."
Worst UFO book I have read. Short stories with even shorter content
okay book
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